Client roster, lifecycle, sessions, and training-plan authoring — the operational tool a strength & conditioning gym actually runs on. You set status, flag injuries, assign plans, and log sets, live on the floor.
Email sign-in or a staff invite from your gym — your account, your floor.
The trainer is a write-capable seat, permissioned by design: the same athlete record powers their app, their coaches, their parents, and recruiters — each reading only what they’re permitted to see. Your trainer seat writes status, injuries, and plan assignments; every write leaves a receipt.
The console ranks what actually needs you — a client to reactivate, an overload risk, a session to log — and Coach drafts the tedious parts so you sign off instead of typing. Every ARQ value is a labeled placeholder, never invented.
Safety is the architecture, not a setting. Relationship-scoped access, Coach proposes — never writes silently — and training-plan authoring keeps the youth-safety clamps on.
Your gym at a glance — an attention queue of clients needing action, staff seats, and an audit-log strip. What needs you, ranked, not alphabetical.
Filter by status — active, ramp-back, off-duty, archived — with per-client sport, position, and plan badges.
The week strip and the day’s agenda — session cards by client, time, and type.
Plan cards with the mesocycle shape. Always a “training plan,” never a “program.”
Ask Coach to draft a ramp-back or flag overload risk — Coach proposes, you sign off. The AI is Coach, always. Coming soon on the web.
Trainer ↔ client, school-coach, staff, and guardian threads — routed through athlete + team permissions.
Import your roster, set your week, and the console is working before your first client checks in.
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