Trainers
Assign a snapshot. That is what your client trains.
Studio is the trainer product. You write the program, freeze a snapshot, and assign it. The people you coach open GymnasTrack and train that session in order. Editing the builder does not silently change what they already follow.
Updated September 19, 2026
Build, then assign on purpose
Create the program in the Studio builder from the exercise catalog. When the version is ready, assign that snapshot to a client on your roster. They get today’s workout from that version — not a live draft you are still moving around.
- Invite the client to the Studio roster first.
- A new snapshot replaces what they follow. It does not rewrite yesterday in place.
- Same email if you also train on the athlete app.
What clients see
They do not manage your program library. They open the athlete app, train the assigned session, and log. Messages stay in Studio next to the roster. Collecting a 1:1 monthly price in-app is not in this launch; you can still display that price.
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