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Clients: Overview

Your client hub — four ways to see who needs you.

The Clients screen is where you keep on top of everyone. Open it from the menu (...) → Clients. Along the top are four tabs — Feed, Radar, Live and All — plus a + to add a client, a gear, and a bell for notifications.

[ Screenshot: the Clients screen with its four tabs ]

Feed

A prioritised stream of what's happening with your clients. Each card shows the client, a status (e.g. Crushing It, Gone Quiet, Feeling The Strain), how long ago, their value ($/m), a plain-language insight, an Engagement %, and quick actions (Voice Note, Read Journal, Check Sleep, Adjust Program, Profile). You can also react quickly — Cool, Celebrate, Rocket, Voice Note or DM.

Radar

Your clients grouped by state, so you can see who needs attention at a glance. The groups are Crushing It, Strained, Quiet, Building, Busy and Milestone. Each shows how many clients are in it and how many need action. Tap a group to see its clients (split into Take Action and Actioned); the info (i) explains what puts a client in that group, and the pencil lets you edit the group's name and description. The grouping is powered by Areela.

[ Screenshot: the Radar tab (client states) ]

Live

Clients who are training right now, with live wearable data — heart rate, HR zone, calories and the device (e.g. Apple Watch, Whoop) — plus their session and progress %. Nudge them or open their Profile. (These are the clients that also appear on your home dashboard Training Now card.)

All

Your full client roster — searchable and alphabetical — including Invited (pending) clients who haven't joined yet. This tab also surfaces Ready for Review and Overdue check-ins.

Adding a client: tap the + to add/invite a new client. The full onboarding flow is in Assign a Base Program to a New Client.

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