Management

Message athletes and share files

Create a conversation, send training feedback, and find shared files in Chats.

Chats is messaging between people in your organization. It is different from Intelligence, the AI assistant. Chat access requires a plan that includes it, currently Elite or Professional.

Open an existing conversation

Open Chats from General on web or the corresponding option under More on mobile. Select the conversation, read the context, and send your message using the composer.

Chats with the conversation list on the left, the plus button marked 1, a conversation open on the right with the folder button marked 2 and the Type your message composer marked 3.
Web app, Chats (Owner): (1) + creates a chat, (2) the conversation's files, (3) the composer.

Athletes can participate in available conversations. Creating, renaming, and deleting chats are coaching actions; athletes may see “Chats can only be created by coaches”.

Create a conversation

As an Owner or Coach with access:

  1. Open Chats and select +.
  2. Choose the participants with Add athletes.
  3. Review the generated title and edit it if appropriate.
  4. Create the conversation.
  5. Send a clear first message so everyone understands its purpose.
The Create Chat dialog with the Title field marked 1 and Add athletes marked 2; Create is disabled while the form is empty.
Web app, Chats → +: (1) Title, (2) Add athletes, then Create.

For a group conversation, check the actual participant list. A chat name matching a team does not by itself prove that every current team member is included.

Share or find files

Open the folder in the conversation header to see its Files. Select + there to upload a file: give it a File Name, use Select File, then Save.

Check that the file is the intended version and is available to the right participants. A document sent in Chats does not automatically become a live program or calendar assignment.

Give useful training feedback

When referring to History, include the session date, exercise, and set if relevant. For example, “In Wednesday’s upper-body session, check set 3 of bench before your next workout” is clearer than “Look at your last numbers”.

If a message or file is missing

  1. Check the organization and conversation participants.
  2. Confirm internet access; messaging needs a connection.
  3. Allow the view to refresh and reopen the conversation if needed.
  4. Check that the upload completed rather than just that a file was selected.
  5. Confirm that your organization still includes chat access.

If the issue persists, report it with the conversation title, time, and exact symptom.

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