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Every wetsuit and board with its own record, one scan away

A wetsuit tore and nobody knows whether it came from the May batch or the one from three years ago. The board that keeps breaking is always the same one, and nobody can prove it.

Every piece gets your own reference and a QR code. Whoever scans it sees the record: size, brand, hours in the water and how many sessions it has done. Your gear stops being a pile and becomes an inventory with a history.

See gear tracking in practice What it costs

1 QRPer piece, not per category

HoursIn the water, accumulated per piece

SessionsCounted automatically per lesson

In production since April 2026, in the hands of surf schools.

HOW IT WORKS

Four steps.

You give it your own reference
A piece is entered with brand, model, size and the REFERENCE you already use on the rack — 1F, 2A, whatever is written on the suit. No new code for your team to memorise.
You print the QR and stick it on
Every piece has its own code. Stuck on the suit, the board or the hanger. Whoever points a phone at it sees that piece's record — not the category, that piece.
Hours count themselves
When the piece goes out on a lesson (scanned by its QR or picked in the panel), water hours and sessions add up without anyone writing anything down. After a season you know which suit worked twice as hard as the rest.
Replacing stops being a guess
A wetsuit with 300 hours and one with 40 are not worth the same, and until now they looked identical on the shelf. With the record, the decision to replace has a number behind it.