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How to Compare Two Swimmers in Gophin

Compare Swimmers puts two swimmers side by side, event by event, so you see exactly where the gap is. Pick two swimmers, set the events, and read the head to head.

📊 4 min read📅 Updated June 2026🏊 Feature: Compare Swimmers
TL;DR

Compare Swimmers puts two swimmers side by side, event by event, so you see exactly where the gap is. Pick two swimmers, set the events, and read the head to head.

What Compare Swimmers shows you

Compare Swimmers lines up two swimmers across every event they share. For each one you see both times, the difference, and a chart of how they stack up.

It is the fastest way to turn "who is faster" into a precise, event by event answer.

Gophin Compare Swimmers screen with two swimmers side by side

Step by step

1

Open Comparisons

In the menu, go to Compare, then Swimmers.

2

Choose the two swimmers

Open Filters to set swimmer A and the swimmer to compare with. Picking from your Favorites is quickest.

3

Set the event view

Use the quick filters for course and stroke to focus the comparison.

An expanded comparison row with detail and a chart
4

Read the head to head

Each row shows swimmer A’s time on the left and the other on the right, with the medal marking the faster swim.

5

Open the detail

Tap a row to expand the date, meet, and World Points, then choose Show Chart.

What's included

What's included

Compare Swimmers is included for everyone, alongside full rankings, season over season analysis, Performance Radar, and all 38+ qualifying standards.

Tips

Common questions

How do I compare two swimmers in Gophin?

Go to Compare, then Swimmers. Open Filters to set the two swimmers, then use the course and stroke filters to focus. Each row shows both times, the difference, and a chart of how they stack up.

Is Compare Swimmers free?

Yes. Compare Swimmers is included for everyone, alongside full rankings, season over season analysis, Performance Radar, and all 38+ qualifying standards.

Why is one swimmer's side empty for an event?

An empty side means that swimmer has no recorded time for that event. The comparison only shows events both swimmers have swum, with a medal marking the faster swim.