Coach Settings & Public Presence
Configure your account and publish a coach profile, start page, and branded direct-invite experience.
Open Profile → Settings. Coach accounts use the same core profile tabs as athletes, plus coach-specific publishing tools under Public Presence.
Settings tabs
| Tab | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Basic Settings | Name, nickname, language, units, location, timezone, visibility, and profile basics |
| Sport Settings | Sport profiles, activity-type matching, thresholds, and zones used by training tools |
| Measurements | Body measurements and measurement history |
| Availability | Weekly availability and time windows used by planning tools |
| Nutrition | Nutrition preferences and calculation inputs |
| Public Presence | Coach profile, coach start page, direct-invite page, and optional athlete profile |
| Communication | Communication preferences |
For the detailed shared settings reference, see Athlete Settings. The data and units you configure affect your own account; reviewing an athlete does not overwrite their settings.
Enable a coach profile
In Public Presence → Coach Profile:
- Turn on Enable coach page.
- Choose a unique coach slug.
- Set display name, headline, and coaching brand.
- Add an optional primary CTA URL.
- Set the SEO title and description.
- Save, preview, then select Edit Page for full page content.
The public coach route uses your slug. Disabling the page takes the public profile out of service without deleting your saved content.
Edit the public coach page
Edit mode lets you reorder, hide, and configure sections including hero, credibility, about, specialties, credentials, FAQ, testimonials, gallery, video introduction, featured plans, all plans, social/contact blocks, and a final CTA.
Only enabled sections render publicly. Preview the page while signed out or in a private window before sharing it.
Start and direct-invite settings
The same tab contains:
- Coach Start Page — a public coaching-request funnel with an editable intake form.
- Direct Invite Page — branded content displayed around raw
/join/:codeinvitations.
These pages serve different purposes. The start page collects a request for your approval; a direct invite accepts an already-created invitation.