Roster control
Invite athletes, assign multiple coaches, and keep every relationship scoped to the right organization.
A direct platform for coaches to manage athletes, assign programs, and track real execution.
The core workflow stays direct from invitation to completed session.
Invite athletes, assign multiple coaches, and keep every relationship scoped to the right organization.
Create reusable phases and sessions with ordered exercises, targets, rest, notes, images, and video.
Turn relative program sessions into dated athlete workouts and reschedule without changing the source template.
Capture actual sets, reps, load, RPE, notes, timers, and completed, partial, missed, or skipped states.
Review body metrics, nutrition, recovery, photos, strength records, volume, and adherence over time.
Keep coach-athlete conversations, read state, attachments, and decisions next to the training context.
Build reusable programs, assign schedules, review adherence, and respond with context.
Today’s work, coaching media, set targets, timers, notes, and progress in one focused flow.
Throughline is opinionated on purpose. Every step should answer the next coaching question.
Add the athlete, choose their coaches, and keep access inside the right organization.
Create a reusable program, schedule it, and adapt the dates without damaging the template.
The athlete follows the workout and records actual sets, reps, load, RPE, notes, and completion.
The coach sees adherence and progress, then makes the next decision from evidence.
Start with the workflow you need now. Payments and automation can come after the coaching system is stable.
For one athlete working directly with a coach.
For coaches managing their own roster.
For businesses that need admin control and multiple coaches.
Both. Organizations separate teams and permissions, while coaches can manage only the athletes and programs assigned to them.
Yes. Athlete assignments and program assignments are separate, so strength, sport, and nutrition specialists can collaborate without sharing unnecessary access.
Yes. The website experience is available now, and the Flutter app uses the same Laravel API for coach and athlete workflows.
Not in this core release. Coaching execution comes first; those integrations return after the workflow is stable and tested.