Every session, in the feed
Finished in the app, posted on its own. The group reacts.
A feed where completed sessions post themselves, challenges someone starting over can win, one community per group offer. You moderate, or you hand moderation off.
Completed sessions show up on their own, with their duration and tonnage. The group reacts, comments, answers the poll. Nobody appears without agreeing to it.
Finished in the app, posted on its own. The group reacts.
The group votes, signs up and replies, in the same feed.
Announcements, chat, results: announcements stop getting buried.
Rank on progress: what counts is the gap from each person's own starting point. Or set a bar, and everyone who clears it succeeds.
Whoever takes four minutes off can pass the fastest.
Everyone who clears it succeeds. No losers.
Sessions, tonnage, duration, training days: nothing to recount on Sunday.
One community per group offer, opened at payment. Rituals that go out every week. And moderation you hand to your team.
Once bought, the offer opens its group. No link gets passed around.
A report comes to you, or to whoever you choose.
Monday wins, the Wednesday question, the Friday check-in.
They join the community from the app, post, react, follow their challenges. Nothing shows them without their consent, and they can report or block.
The recap or a photo, visible for twenty-four hours.
A reply, a meetup, a challenge. Never a reaction.
Being in the feed doesn't mean being ranked.
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Because a group chat knows nothing about training. Here, completed sessions show up in the feed, challenges count themselves, and access follows the offer purchased.
Yes. An offer sold as a group has its own community, and access opens at payment. You share the offer page, not an invite link.
No. Nobody appears in the feed without agreeing to it, and joining a challenge is a separate choice. If they withdraw, they disappear from the feed, including what was already there.
Whoever you hand the community to: they moderate and reply. An athlete reports from the app, and the post lands in “To review.” With review before posting, nothing shows until someone has decided.
As much as you decide. Sessions post themselves, posts can be scheduled, rituals go out every week. Try it for 14 days, no card required.
You did it for your first five athletes. Fitinova exists so you don’t have to give that up at forty.
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