Five reactions and a coach's overview
Kudos can now be one of five preset reactions, with nothing typed and nothing to moderate. And coaches get one screen for everyone who shares their training with them, consent checked exactly as before.
Two small social additions, both built so they can’t be turned against anyone.
Reactions
Kudos on a feed post can now be one of five: 👏 kudos, 🔥 on fire, 💪 strong, ⭐ star or ❤️ love it. The smiley beside the kudos button opens the five; a plain tap on kudos still gives kudos.
They are presets only. Nothing typed means nothing to moderate and nothing that can carry a slur, a link or a phone number. Every reaction still counts as kudos, it’s still one per person per post, and changing your reaction replaces it. The feed shows counts per reaction and which one is yours.
A coach’s overview
Coaching groups have existed for a while: a member who turns on sharing for the group lets its coach see their actual sessions. Coaches with several groups, though, had to open each one.
Coaching is now one screen listing everyone who shares their training with you, across all your coaching groups: this week’s progress against their target, their streak, how far through a plan they are, and their last session. Anyone who needs a nudge, because the week is at risk or nothing has been logged for a week, is marked and sorted to the top.
The consent rule is exactly the one in each group, checked the same way: no share, no row. Someone in your group who hasn’t turned on sharing isn’t listed at all, not even as “private”. Turning sharing off removes them from the overview the moment they do. And like everywhere else in PaceStreak, habits never appear, not even to a coach.
The screen only appears in your menu once you coach a group, so it’s not another empty page for everyone else.
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