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The crew network for competitive sailing
Race programs find crew. Sailors find starts.
Laylines connects 100K+ sailors, 5,800+ boat designs, event discovery, and roster confirmations so both sides of race week move with the same signal.
Match sailors to real race history by class and role.
Give crew a faster path to events they can actually sail.
Keep roster demand and sailor availability in one shared signal.
Free for crew profiles. Annual subscription for skippers and crew managers.
Weekend series board
Spring series / race four
3 positions locked
Saturday warning / 10:30
Charleston Harbor · J/105 · 8 crew slots
Forecast
14-18 knots
Confirmed
6 of 8 locked
Next reminder
Tonight / 18:00
Helm / tactician
Owner confirmed · J/105
Locked
Bow
Awaiting final yes from Saturday crew
Pending
Trimmer
Two qualified sailors available nearby
Open
Race Signal Board
Public discovery becomes a paid roster workflow.
Laylines can be useful before an organizer pays: sailors find events and create real crew signal. Claimed organizers see enough to trust the demand, then Crew Chief turns it into operational leverage.
Events create the audience
Public event pages help sailors find races, follow updates, and raise their hands when they can crew.
Claims create the workspace
Organizers claim the event, review basic availability, and keep contact protected until the workflow calls for it.
Laylines converts interest
Paid roster tools handle matching, invitations, reminders, and race-day crew operations after the signal is real.
Find races fast
See what's coming next and what just finished with results, then jump straight into the events you care about.
Why the data matters
Evidence in the places owners actually make decisions.
The product earns trust by showing the right proof at the right time: who has raced the boat, who is available, and who is actually locked in.
100K+
deduped sailor records
Search by boat class, role fit, and recent racing history.
5,000+
event listings
Source-backed discovery from Wednesday-night series to championship weekends.
5,800+
boat designs
Useful when you need actual overlap, not just a generic resume.
480K+
historical crew entries
Race-history evidence helps owners see who has sailed what.
Organizers need crew. Sailors need starts.
Laylines keeps both sides of race week in view: the program building a dependable lineup and the sailor looking for the next right boat.
For organizers
Turn interest into a race-ready roster.
Publish the plan, match sailors to the right seats, and keep confirmations visible as the start approaches.
- See source-backed race history before you invite.
- Track confirmations, waitlists, and reminders in one place.
- Keep crew decisions tied to boat class, role, and event context.
For sailors
Find starts that match how you actually race.
Discover events, show availability, and build a profile that reflects real results instead of word-of-mouth.
- Browse relevant events without chasing social threads.
- Express interest while keeping contact details protected.
- Carry race history forward as organizers evaluate fit.
100K+ deduped sailors
5,800+ boat designs
Privacy-aware interest lists
Public event discovery
How it works
Two workflows, one race-week signal.
The network works because organizers create real opportunities and sailors turn those opportunities into visible racing history.
Organizer workflow
- 01Post event
- 02Invite crew
- 03Run race
From public opportunity to confirmed lineup, every step preserves the operational signal organizers need.
Sailor workflow
- 01Discover event
- 02Join crew
- 03See race history
From discovery to the results archive, sailors can see where they fit and what their record says next.
Pricing
See the full pricing ladder.
Sailors stay free. Skippers, race programs, clubs, and fleets can compare the plan ladder on one dedicated page.