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Documentation Index

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Cross-Coach Nutrition Visibility

Athletes who work with more than one coach (e.g., a strength coach plus a separate nutrition coach) can opt into letting non-owning coaches see their active nutrition plan and recent check-ins, read-only.

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What It Does

By default, only the coach who owns a nutrition plan can see it. When the athlete enables cross-coach visibility, every other coach on the athlete’s roster gets a read-only view of:
  • The active nutrition plan (macros, meals if any, day-type splits)
  • Recent check-ins and macro logs
Non-owning coaches cannot edit the plan, change targets, or send a new plan. Editing remains the owner’s responsibility. Visibility is enforced at the database level via row-level security — there’s no client-side bypass.

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Athlete: Turning It On

From the athlete app:
  1. Open Settings (/client/settings)
  2. Find the Nutrition sharing toggle
  3. Switch it on to share with all current and future coaches; off to revoke
The toggle is all-or-nothing across coaches, not per-coach. Turning it off immediately removes visibility for every non-owning coach.

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Coach: Reading a Cross-Coach Plan

When viewing an athlete you don’t own the nutrition plan for:
  • The Nutrition tab on the athlete profile shows the active plan and recent check-ins if the athlete has opted in
  • A “Read-only — owned by [coach name]” banner makes ownership clear
  • Recent macro logs appear alongside targets so you can see adherence at a glance
  • If the athlete hasn’t opted in (or has no plan), the tab shows an empty state explaining why

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Who It’s For

Available to all coach plans (Basic, Pro, Expert) — visibility is athlete-controlled, not plan-gated. Use this when:
  • An athlete has split coaching (one coach for training, another for nutrition)
  • A head coach and an assistant share an athlete and need a shared view
  • You’re consulting on an athlete’s training and want context on their fueling
The owning coach is always the one who created the active plan. If ownership needs to change (e.g., a hand-off), the new coach should create a fresh plan, which makes them the owner.