Share progress, not account access
Accountability works best when a coach can see progress without taking over the client's account. Calora's trainer sharing is built as a read-only report flow, so a coach reviews a weekly summary without receiving editing rights or private controls.
The client decides to share and can stop at any time, which keeps the relationship built on trust rather than unnecessary access.
- Read-only weekly report link
- No editing or private account controls exposed
- Client stays in control of what is shared
Give coaches the context that matters
A useful check-in needs the right level of detail. The shared report surfaces tracked days, calorie and macro summaries, weight trends, and a recent daily rollup so a coach can quickly understand how the week went.
That structured context makes conversations more productive and helps a coach give feedback grounded in real adherence rather than guesswork.
- Tracked days and adherence at a glance
- Calorie, macro, and weight summaries
- Recent daily trend for the review window
Keep boundaries clear on both sides
Privacy-safe sharing benefits everyone. Clients feel comfortable being accountable because they are not handing over their whole account, and coaches get a clean, focused view instead of raw personal data.
This clear boundary makes Calora a practical fit for coaches, accountability partners, and anyone who wants supportive oversight without oversharing.
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