Sharing workouts with branded templates
Clients tap Share after finishing a plan to post a workout card from four templates. On Pro, each card carries your logo, app name and colour.
Workout sharing is a client feature. When a client finishes a plan in their app, they can turn the session into a shareable image card and post it to Instagram, send it to a friend, or save it, straight from their phone. You don't send anything yourself, and there's nothing to set up per plan. It isn't a way to send sessions to leads or post sample workouts from your coach account; every card comes from a client who has just trained.
Where clients find it
After a client submits a plan, they land on the completion screen. It shows your workout completion message with three choices: 'Provide feedback', 'Share' and 'Skip feedback'. Tapping 'Share' opens the card maker. The full completion flow is covered in how clients submit a plan and leave feedback.
What the card shows
There are four templates: Bold, Minimal, Gradient and Dark. The client swipes or taps between them, picks one, then taps 'Share' at the bottom to open their phone's share sheet. Each card is built from the plan they just finished and shows:
- the plan's title
- how many exercises they completed, as a count and a percentage
- their current streak, plus their total plans completed on the Bold and Dark templates
- a "Trained with" line naming your app
Exercises the client added themselves during the session (ad-hoc exercises) aren't counted on the card.
How your branding appears
The client's Share button works whatever plan you're on. What changes with Pro is whose brand is on the card. If you're on Pro, the card uses your logo, your app name in the "Trained with" line, and your theme colour, all taken from your custom-branded client app settings. On the Free plan, clients get the standard QuickCoach look and "Trained with QuickCoach". So set up your branding first if you want every shared workout to promote your business.
Note: the card maker uses the phone's built-in sharing. If a client's browser doesn't support sharing images, the 'Share' button inside the card maker won't appear.
We wrote up the marketing side of this when the feature landed. Turn every completed workout into branded marketing covers what a branded share puts in front of your clients' followers and why one tap beats a screenshot.