Coaching
Clients
For coaches: inviting clients to the Workout Titan Coaching app, what you agree to when you do, controlling what they can log, and archiving people who have moved on.
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Payment reminders and session type
An overdue-payment indicator you drive yourself, and a way to sort clients by how you actually see them. Neither takes money. Workout Titan does not handle payments at all.
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Archiving and restoring a client
Archiving takes someone off your active dashboard without deleting anything. It is fully reversible, and it is the right move when a client stops rather than leaves.
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Controlling what a client can log
Two switches decide whether a client can log their own nutrition and their own weight. Measurements are never theirs to log. What each switch changes on their side.
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What you agree to when you invite a client
The three declarations before an invite are a real commitment. You confirm you are qualified, you accept responsibility for your advice, and Workout Titan does not verify either.
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The client profile at a glance
Everything you hold on one client sits behind Manage client: their program, their targets, their logs and their preferences. What each part is for, and the two fields you cannot touch.
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Inviting a client
Three declarations to read, then a share link. Your client has 24 hours to download the app and finish signing up before the invite expires.
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