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Tap + to post a session. It asks three things: What?, Where? and When?. If you are in a community, “Post to” lets you post it there instead of to your friends. Under “Want company?” you say whether you are just sharing it or want people to join.
Open a session in your feed and tap “Join workout”. When the host is only sharing it, the button says “I’ll be there”. Everyone who can see the session sees who is in.
The host can add the workout to a session from a photo of the whiteboard, a screenshot or typed text. Everyone who can see the session sees the same workout.
While your session is on, a bar above the tabs shows it. Tap the bar to log your sets. Afterwards, tap “Mark done” on the session, or “Skip” if you did not go.
In the iPhone app, open your profile, then Connections, and connect Apple Health. Workouts from an Apple Watch, and from Garmin or Strava when they write to Apple Health, then reach the app. It reads new ones each time you open it.
In Settings, switch on “Push notifications” to hear about invites, who joins and reminders. “What you hear about” lets you choose which kinds.
On Connections, “Sync to your calendar” adds your sessions to Google, Apple or Outlook calendar.
You can report a comment, a photo, a moment or a person in the app: the flag next to a comment, “Report” in the photo and moment viewer, and “Report” on a person’s profile. A report reaches us at once. We remove what breaks the rules and can close the account that posted it.
“Block” on a person’s profile ends your friendship, and you no longer see each other’s profiles or sessions. They are not told. The people you blocked are in Settings, each with Unblock.
In Settings, “Delete my account” sends us your request, and we delete your account and its data within one month.
What the app stores about you and who can see it: Privacy.
The rules of the app: Terms.