Stage - Gym App with a Share Card

Stage trains in monthly cycles with fixed A and B workouts. Trainees did not have one place to see their weights, their last workout or their progress. I built that app for the studio. I also asked a marketing question: how does a gym app bring in new members?

• The finished workout is the content. People post a run on Strava because the card looks good and shows a result. A workout card does the same: total kg lifted, new personal records and the change from the last workout.
• The post carries the brand. The Stage logo and the studio name are on every card. A trainee shares a proud moment, and their friends see the studio. It costs the studio nothing.
• The card is made for a story. It is 1080 by 1920, in the studio colors, in Hebrew right to left. The trainee can switch parts on or off before sharing.
• The app gives a reason to come back. Records, points, ranks and streaks come from real workout data. A good number is a good reason to post.

• Trainee app. A guided workout with one screen for each part, the last weights, a draft that stays on the phone, and saved workouts.
• Coach tools. A cycle builder and an exercise library with video upload.
• Roles in the database. Trainee, coach and admin. Supabase row-level security enforces them, not only the screens.
• Story card. A real image made from the workout data, with the studio logo.

I built Stage with Claude Code. I started from a questionnaire for the studio owner, a competitor study of the Strava share card, and a written action plan with phases. I tested on real iPhone and Android phones before the pilot. Next steps are the link to the studio's Arbox member system and the pilot with real trainees.