The Overview tab is the default landing view on a client's profile and gathers their progress charts, a snapshot of key stats, a day-by-day task list, and a live activity feed all on one screen. To open it, click Clients in the left sidebar, then click the client's row — the profile opens with the General tab and Overview sub-tab selected automatically.
What's on the Overview page
The Overview page is laid out in three areas, top to bottom:
- Charts row (top of the page). Three side-by-side cards:
- Phased Program Progress — the client's currently assigned phased program, current phase, and progress through it. Shows "No phased program assigned" when none is active.
- Weight Trend — a line chart of the client's recent weight entries with a delta badge in the top-right (for example, "−2.5 kg").
- Weekly Calories — a bar of calorie intake for the current week. Shows "No nutrition data this week" when nothing has been logged.
- Main column (below the charts). Contains the Progress photos strip, the Client Snapshot stat grid, and the Things to do today task list.
- Sidebar (right). The Activity feed, which sticks in place as you scroll.
Progress photos
The Progress photos strip at the top of the main column shows up to 9 of the client's most recent photos. Click any photo to open it, or click View all to open the full progress photos modal. If the client has no photos yet, you'll see "No progress photos yet" with an Add photos button that lets you upload on the client's behalf.
Client Snapshot
The Client Snapshot is a 3×3 grid of stat tiles:
- Row 1: Last Check-in, Last Workout, Next Workout
- Row 2: Today's Calories, Today's Steps, Today's Sleep
- Row 3: Weight, Body Fat, Workout Streak
Most tiles are clickable shortcuts to the relevant tab on the client's profile:
- Last Workout and Next Workout open the Training tab.
- Today's Calories opens the Nutrition tab.
- Today's Steps opens the Habits tab.
- Today's Sleep, Weight, and Body Fat open the Metrics tab.
- Last Check-in and Workout Streak are display-only.
Tiles show -- until the client has logged data for that metric.
Things to do today
The Things to do today section lists everything scheduled for the selected day — workouts, habits, forms, progress-photo prompts, and body-metric prompts — each with an Incomplete or Complete badge.
To navigate days:
- Click the left chevron to go to the previous day.
- Click the right chevron to go to the next day.
- Click T to jump back to today.
- Click the calendar icon to pick any date from a popover.
Clicking a task opens the right detail view: completed workouts open the workout results drawer, upcoming workouts open a preview, habits open a habit details drawer, forms open the submission or form editor, and progress-photo or body-metric tasks open their respective modals.
Activity feed
The Activity sidebar shows recent events for this client (workouts completed, forms submitted, photos added, body metrics logged, goals updated). Click any entry to open its detail view in place — it does not navigate you away from the Overview.
To filter the feed, click the All Activity dropdown in the feed header and pick one of: All Activity, Workouts, Forms, Body Metrics, Photos, or Goals.
If you're a subcoach
If you're a subcoach, the Overview page itself looks and works the same way. The only difference is on the General tab's left sidebar: the Subscriptions and Payment History sub-tabs are hidden, because those are head-coach-only.
Things to watch out for
- The Overview layout is fixed — there's no way to reorder, hide, or customize the cards.
- Clicking an entry in the Activity feed opens a slide-over panel; it doesn't take you to the Calendar tab.
- Add photos under Progress photos is a coach-side upload — it doesn't send a request to the client.
- Tiles like Body Fat and Workout Streak show
--until data has been logged — that's expected, not a bug. - The Weight Trend chart on Overview only shows the recent window; the full weight history lives on the Metrics tab.
- The T button is the fastest way back to today's tasks after browsing other days — easy to miss next to the chevrons.