Njord + AI

Ask your sailing data anything.

Connect Claude to your Njord account and ask in plain language. The answers draw on Njord's own analysis — start reports, fleet race reports, maneuver analysis and target speeds, calculated for your races.

Connect your assistantIncluded with Njord Analytics

What you can ask

The questions you leave the water with.

Njord has already done the analysis: starts measured, legs ranked against the fleet, tacks and gybes evaluated. The assistant finds the right report and puts its numbers into words.

"How did my starts compare across the weekend? Which one was the worst, and why?"

Can read Njord's start analysis for each race — distance behind the line and speed at the gun, when you crossed it, line bias, your rank in the fleet — and point out the outlier.

"Compare my upwind VMG to the rest of the fleet across all races on Saturday."

Can use Njord's fleet race report: gains and losses leg by leg against every tracked boat, with your rank on each leg.

"What was the biggest tack loss I had at the regatta last month?"

Can go through Njord's maneuver analysis for the whole event and find the tack that cost the most.

"Across this season, how often was I late at the gun — and is it worse at the pin end?"

Can go through Njord's start analysis for every race of the season, including where on the line you crossed, and spot the pattern.

"On which legs did we lose most to the winner at the regatta?"

Can compare both boats leg by leg using Njord's fleet race report.

"Write a short debrief of Saturday for the crew: starts, best and worst legs, costliest maneuvers."

Can pull Njord's start analysis, fleet race report and maneuver analysis for every race of the day and turn them into a debrief you can send to the team.

Set up once

Three steps. No code.

Step 1

Add Njord as a connector.

In Claude.ai or Claude Desktop, open Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector and paste the Njord server URL:

https://api.prod.sailnjord.com/mcp

Step 2

Sign in and choose what it can see.

Sign in with your Njord account. The consent screen lets you decide, area by area, what the assistant may read — and whether it may change anything at all.

Step 3

Ask.

Name a day, an event or a race and ask your question. Follow up as you would with your coach or navigator.

For analysis across a full day or regatta, use Claude.ai, Claude Code or ChatGPT (Plus, Pro or Enterprise); Claude Desktop suits quick questions. Other assistants that support the Model Context Protocol (MCP) work too. Step-by-step setup guide

Built on your Njord data

Answers built on Njord's analysis.

Njord turns every upload into races, legs, maneuvers and reports — start analysis, fleet rankings, per-leg gains, maneuver losses and target percentages. The assistant doesn't have to work these out from scratch: it looks them up and explains them, so a question about "the second upwind of race 3" gets the same numbers your coach sees in Analytics.

Need something Njord doesn't report yet? The assistant can also work with the underlying data.

Read-only by default
Read access is pre-selected; write and delete are off unless you switch them on. With write access, your assistant can add comments or update race times for you.
Same numbers as Analytics
The assistant quotes Njord's reports, so its answers agree with what you and your coach see in the app.
Every event, every season
Reports for every event, race and training across your whole history in Njord — not just today's upload.
No add-on
No extra subscription or fee. If you can open it in Njord Analytics, you can ask about it.

Questions about Njord itself?

Get help from any AI assistant.

Give most AI assistants — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and others — our knowledge base link, and it answers questions about every Njord product — supported formats, features, how-tos — from documentation that is updated alongside the product.

https://app.sailnjord.com/llms-full.txtHow to use it

Your data already has the answers.

Upload a day's sailing to Njord Analytics, connect your assistant, and ask the first question on your mind.