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Using the journal

Annotations, exports and training plans

How do pins and positions work?

Save a match, open it and choose Annotate. Mark a location on the sport's drawing, choose worked, didn't work, danger or tendency, then add a note or link to a moment in an attached video. A pin can also record your action, the opponent's action, or both; the outcome always describes your result, and Insights shows success rates for each list. Five sports also let you choose a named position or situation; this is separate from marking a location. Premium includes heatmaps for one opponent or across opponents. Tendency pins appear only on the opponent heatmap.

How do I export or back up my records?

In Settings → Export, choose one or more opponents, a training date range, or everything, then select PDF or Word. The file is created on your device. On Premium and above, exports that include training also contain your training plan and a week-by-week comparison of planned and logged sessions. Free exports include a small OpponentBook footer; Premium and above can remove it. For a complete JSON file you can restore into the app, use Settings → Backup. Exports and JSON backups are created on your device and are included in Free.

Can I share a training plan or add it to my calendar?

With Premium, use Training → Plan to record a weekly plan and compare it with logged sessions. Share a plan file for someone else to import as an independent copy. Add to calendar (.ics) exports sessions assigned to dates; undated sessions are excluded. The file works with calendar apps such as Google Calendar and Apple Calendar. Both files are created on your device. The calendar copy does not update automatically, so export again after editing the plan.

Find help with your journal, privacy settings and subscription. If you don't find what you need, email support@opponentbook.com.

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