Pins, annotations, exports, training plans
After saving a match, open Annotate and tap the schematic to drop a pin — worked, didn't, danger, or tendency. You can add a short note and link the pin to a moment in an attached video. Pins feed the opponent and aggregate heatmaps, so you can see where useful or risky moments tend to happen.
Open Settings → Export, choose the opponents or training range, then choose PDF or Word. The file is created on your device. Free exports include a small footer; Premium and above can remove it. For a complete restorable JSON copy, use Settings → Backup instead.
Training → Plans (Premium) is where you record your weekly training plan; the app then shows, week by week, where your logged training diverges from it. A plan can be saved as a small plan file and sent to anyone — whoever receives it (you, a training partner, someone a coach sends it to) imports it from the plans list as their own copy. “Add to calendar (.ics)” saves the plan's fixed-day sessions as a calendar file that imports into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or any calendar app; sessions without a fixed day aren't included. Both files are created on your device and sent over your own channels. The calendar copy is a snapshot — export a fresh file after editing the plan.
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