Hy-Tek Personal Swim Manager
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This article is a stub. Personal Swim Manager was a Hy-Tek program sold to an individual swimmer rather than to a club, announced in 1999 as a computerised training diary that tracked workouts, meet times and goals on a calendar, graphed progress, and could import sessions from a Workout Manager database.
Swimming World reviewed it in April 2000, the only signed independent review of a Hy-Tek product in the magazines held here, praising its range but calling it hard going for young swimmers and noting it would not run on a Macintosh; see the software overview for what this section covers.
Last updated September 23, 2026.