Messaging · Coaches and gyms

One thread per client. No more scrolling WhatsApp.

Everything a client sends lives on their profile: messages, voice notes, photos, check-in feedback. Coaches reply from the web or the phone, and gyms can broadcast to everyone.

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Form check on the deadlift, felt heavy today07:42
0:2307:43
Bar drifted forward on rep 3. Cue: push the floor away.08:10
Got it, will film the next set08:12

Messaging, in detail

  • Real-time messaging with push notifications on iOS and Android.

  • Voice notes and photo attachments in the thread.

  • Check-in feedback and automation nudges post into the same thread with a button to the thing being asked for.

  • Broadcasts from a gym to all active members, for closures, timetable changes and news.

  • Read state per participant, so the inbox badge is right.

  • Message templates for the replies you send every week.

Three steps, every week

01

Client writes

From the app, with text, a photo or a voice note.

02

Coach replies

From the web inbox or the phone, with cues that appear inside the workout.

03

Nothing gets lost

The thread sits on the client profile next to their program, check-ins and metrics.

Straight answers

Does it replace WhatsApp?

For coaching, yes: the thread carries the context WhatsApp cannot. Many coaches keep WhatsApp for sales and move clients into the app once they sign up.

Can members message each other?

No. Messaging is between a client and their coach or gym.

Can I send one message to all my clients?

Gyms can broadcast to all active members. Coaches use automations and templates for recurring messages.

Related: Client check-ins · Retention and automations · Class booking · All features

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