Trainers
Publish a VOD class your athletes can actually play
The class builder is part of Studio. You set visibility and price. Athletes play the class on the GymnasTrack app. If you price it, they check out on the website. The native athlete app never sells the class.
Updated September 19, 2026
Visibility choices
Public, unlisted, and roster are different on purpose. Roster classes are for people you invited. Unlisted is not a public catalog listing. Public is for people who can find the class. Pick one; do not assume the app will market it for you.
Free or priced
Free classes play without a purchase. Priced classes use website checkout. A card is required to start the 14-day Studio trial.
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Assign a snapshot. That is what your client trains.
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Invite first. Then assign. They train in the athlete app.
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The catalog is the library. The builder is where you program.
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