SailEdge™ by SailrScience lets your design engineer calibrate the sail side once on top of a live boat model built on a DSH-backed calm-water backbone with bounded follow-on lanes. Every rep distributes that calibration to every customer — with Edge Maps tuned to your sails, not generic defaults.
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Your senior designer or design engineer opens Expert Mode and calibrates how SailEdge represents your sails. Bounded per-sail tuning, foil-aware geometry, sailmaker overlay profiles, and regime trim packages all live as named assets in your Sail Tuning Library.
Each profile maps to a specific sail design. Campaign presets group profiles for a regatta or season — one click loads the whole configuration. The calibration compounds over time. Every iteration builds on the last.
Your sales rep doesn’t need to understand the raw tuning math. They select the customer’s boat, load the loft-calibrated profile, and run the Edge Map. The results reflect your engineering on that boat’s live runtime physics — not factory defaults.
Thirty customers on the same class? Same calibration. Different sail inventories, different Edge Maps — all anchored to your tuning. The Sail Tuning Library scales your expertise without scaling your headcount.
Regime packs are curated Sail Studies built around your sails and your fleet’s conditions. Distribute one pack to 30 customers. Each customer runs the study on their own boat.
See the distribution workflow →At quote phase, your client sees a loft-tuned Edge Map — not a generic brochure claim. The partner sail asset ships with the analysis attached: where the new sail gains, by how much, in which conditions, and what the whole boat paid for that gain.
The Edge Map becomes part of the purchase experience. Clients share it with their crew, study it before the regatta, and come back next season asking “where’s my next tenth?” That’s a revenue conversation you own.
When a customer’s new sail doesn’t deliver the expected edge downwind but the upwind picture lights up green, crew weight is often the story. The RM supplement separates the sail’s contribution from the crew’s — visible to your customer at Tier 1, no custom engagement needed. See how crew weight changes the edge →
Hull selection now starts with a better reference. When the hull family is right before sail tuning begins, the edge map delta is more trustworthy from the first study.
Every SailEdge analysis starts from the ORC certificate — hull, rig, and polar data your client already owns. The current runtime now carries a DSH-backed hydro backbone with bounded follow-on lanes on top of that certificate baseline. Conservative, explainable, and ready for walk-in consultations.
See ORC Baseline methodology →Shape-aware aerodynamics that credit planform geometry, not just area. Per-sail force decomposition shows which sail drives the delta in combined configurations. Worth calibrating because your cut shapes outperform generic assumptions.
See Aero Model methodology →Bounded per-sail tuning, sailmaker overlay profiles, and campaign-based tuning assets — stored server-side in your Sail Tuning Library. This is where your proprietary knowledge lives. Worth calibrating because this is what separates your analysis from everyone else’s.
See Loft Calibration methodology →Your tuning stays yours. The Sail Tuning Library persists server-side — encrypted, partner-isolated, and NDA-ready. Your clients see Edge Map results, whole-boat outcome, and governed study artifacts — not the protected tuning or implementation that produced them. Every iteration compounds. The library is your persistent engineering asset inside SailEdge.