Their habits, day after day
The current streak, and consistency over thirty days.
Habits, tasks and check-ins come back on their own in the athlete's app. Answers, measurements and photos land on their profile. Those dropping off rise to the top by themselves.
A habit, a weigh-in, a Monday check-in, monthly photos. It all comes back on its own in the athlete's app, with a reminder at the time you set.
The current streak, and consistency over thirty days.
They log their steps: at 10,000, it's checked.
Once, daily, weekly or monthly.
The check-in is your questionnaire, measurements and photos included. It lands in “To review,” with the trend over the last six. Your note goes out, and the athlete is notified.
To review first, reviewed after.
Your note goes out as you mark it reviewed.
Every measurement draws its own chart, and two photo dates compare pose by pose. And an athlete who stops doing their sessions moves up into “To follow up.”
Weight, circumferences, sleep, steps, and your own metrics.
Front, side, back: the same pose, compared.
Two sessions planned in fourteen days, none done.
On their home screen: check off a habit, log their steps, fill in their check-in. In their tracking tab, they find their streaks, their measurements and your note.
They check it off, or log today's number.
And reminded on the day, at the time set.
Front, side, back: taken or picked in the app.
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Yes, by recreating them in the form builder, with its conditions and its Measurement and Progress photos questions. Editing a questionnaire doesn't touch check-ins already received: they keep their original questions.
You and your athlete. On a team, only members with access to their health data see them, and that access is logged. When the athlete deletes their account, the photos go with it.
Yes. You add a measurement taken in a session or at your studio: it joins the same chart as theirs, marked “by you.”
Through their sessions: at least two planned over the last fourteen days, none completed. No score on display: the reason is written in numbers, with a button to message them.
No. A task is set up on one screen: its type, its frequency, its reminder. Try everything for 14 days, no card required, and leave with a full export if it isn't for you.
You did it for your first five athletes. Fitinova exists so you don’t have to give that up at forty.
No card required · 14-day trial · Your data, exportable