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Coach Athlete Hardware & support

Coach documentation

Set up

Getting started

Quickstarts

Set up your first coached session

Set up

Create an account and accept invitations Find your way around the app

Concepts

What is an organization?Understand Owner, Coach, and Athlete roles Use Coach Mode and athlete selection Organizations, roles, and Coach Mode

Manage athletes and staff

People

Add, invite, and manage athletes Organize athletes into teams Invite coaches and control athlete access Message athletes and share files

Exercises

Find and create exercises Configure exercise-specific recording settings

Account and app settings

You

Manage your account Set units, language, and appearance Configure training settings Use the passcode and manage app storage

Organization

Manage the organization Transfer organization ownership Check your plan and feature access

Connections

Connect wearables and external services Create and use Vitruve API keys

Use Vitruve in your AI assistant

Connect

Connect Claude to Vitruve Connect ChatGPT to Vitruve Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or VS Code

Use

What to ask your AI assistant AI assistant privacy and safety Manage connected AI apps Fix AI assistant connection problems

1. Plan

Build and schedule training

Build

Build your first program Create and reuse templates Build workouts, blocks, and supersets Prescribe sets, load, rest, and velocity Build programs and schedule phases Use Vitruve Intelligence

Assign and schedule

Assign and manage live programs Use the training calendar

2. Train

Training and workouts

Basics

Understand the Training screen Record your first workout Perform a structured or mixed workout

Workout types

Record a VBT workout Record jump workouts Record sprint workouts Record reaction workouts

During a session

Set velocity feedback and automatic set finishing Estimate your 1RM during a training session Run a load–velocity profile test Review and correct work during a workout Quick Tracking and Realtime Monitor Record body weight and height

Coaching groups

Coach several athletes in one session Train several stations on one tablet Monitor workouts with Coach Live

Finish and sync

Finish, discard, or resume a workout Train offline and sync your workouts

Wellness and monitoring Complete and manage wellness questionnaires Record and update injury reports

3. Analyze

Review and use your results

Review results

Find and review workout History Create equations and manage 1RM Create and use leaderboards Export workouts and measurement data

Start here

Get your first useful answer from Labs Use Labs in your coaching week Set up a Labs board Understand Labs metrics and calculations Review an athlete profile

Reports

Compare athletes metric by metric Follow a squad’s trend over time Rank athletes on up to six metrics See how spread out the squad is Plot two metrics against each other Benchmark athletes within a selected squad

Insights

Investigate one athlete with Insights Analyze a lift with VBT Insights Analyze sprints with Sprint Insights Analyze jumps with Jump Insights Analyze reaction games with Reaction Insights

More

Wellness, sleep, and wearables Dashboards Enter manual measurements with Scoresheet

Support

Get back on track Frequently asked questions

By symptom

I cannot find my workout A feature or athlete is missing My reps, velocity, or 1RM look wrong A scheduled workout is missing or on the wrong day App, audio, settings, and export problems Labs is empty or the result looks unexpected

Still stuck

Plans and billing Choose a plan for your training Activate or renew your subscription Cancel a subscription or stop renewal

AI assistants

CoachWeb & mobile

Connect ChatGPT to Vitruve

Turn on developer mode in ChatGPT, create a Vitruve connector with OAuth sign-in, and use it in a conversation.

ChatGPT adds custom connectors in developer mode, available on the web on plans that include it. Check the requirements first.

Turn on developer mode

In ChatGPT, open Settings → Apps & Connectors.
Open Advanced settings and turn on Developer mode.

On a Business or Enterprise workspace, an admin may have to allow developer mode first.

Create the connector

Back in Apps & Connectors, select Create.
Enter the name Vitruve and the URL https://mcp.vitruve.fit/mcp.
Under authentication, choose OAuth.
Confirm that you trust the connector and select Create. A browser window opens on Vitruve.

ChatGPT renames its menus from time to time; the values to enter stay the same.

Sign in and allow access

On Sign in to Vitruve, enter your Vitruve email and password, then select Sign in. This page has its own sign-in: being signed in to the Vitruve app doesn't count.
On Connect an AI assistant to Vitruve, check that the app is ChatGPT.
Under Organization to share, select the organization.
Select Allow access. The browser returns to ChatGPT.

Select Cancel to refuse; nothing is shared.

Use it in a conversation

Start a new conversation.
Select + next to the message box, open Developer mode, and choose Vitruve.
Ask a question about your athletes.

Check: ask “Which Vitruve organization are you connected to?” ChatGPT should name the organization you chose.

Next: What to ask.

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Connect Claude to Vitruve

Add Vitruve as a custom connector in Claude on the web, desktop, or mobile, sign in, and turn it on in a conversation.

Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or VS Code

Add Vitruve to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, or another desktop or command-line AI app that supports remote MCP servers, then sign in from the browser.

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Turn on developer mode Create the connector Sign in and allow access Use it in a conversation