A DQ is a list,not one reason.
Pick from the built-in USA Swimming or VCSL code sheets, or an imported league sheet. Scroll through a real review — an IM swim can pick up infractions from more than one stroke — and watch the slip assemble itself, code by code.
Butterfly leg
First 50 — arms and kick
Scissors kick
Backstroke leg
Second 50
Clean
Breaststroke leg
Third 50 — kick timing
Scissors kick
Freestyle leg
Final 50 — finish
Clean
Two built-in sheets
USA Swimming's 2025 officials' categories, or the VCSL coded sheet — plus a coach-pasted custom sheet (JSON or CSV), validated row by row.
Compact everywhere
The same DQ 1C,3D badge renders on the meet sheet, the console, and the swimmer's profile — never a bare code with no context.
What builds a slip
The real DQ slip, captured mid-review on a 200 IM — numbered codes grouped by stroke, an optional note, and a no-show escape hatch.
Tap the + marks for detail.