Fight Corner: Team Tracker

Fight Corner is the coaching side of Fighter Cut.

Your fighters track their own camp in their own app. This is where you see it: the whole roster on one screen, and only what each fighter chose to show you.

THE ROSTER
Every fighter at a glance: last weigh-in and the change across the week, sessions trained, minutes on the mat, roadwork covered, and how much of the work you set them is done. Tap a fighter for their recent weigh-ins and what they still owe you.

WHAT THEY ATE, IF THEY SHARE IT
A fighter can turn on a second switch that sends you their nutrition: a fortnight of daily calories and macros with each day's weigh-in beside it. Every day opens into the meals, and the recipes behind them, that made those numbers. It is their switch, separate from the first, and off by default.

Nobody has to be texted to ask how camp is going. A weigh-in lands on the feed the moment it is shared, and a digest email rounds up the roster on the cadence you pick.

ASSIGNED WORK
Set work for the roster with a due date, and watch how many have finished it without chasing anyone.

GETTING YOUR FIGHTERS IN
Create a team code and your fighter types it into their own app to join the roster in seconds.

If a fighter named your gym before you got here, the gym is already in the system waiting to be claimed. Claim it and every fighter who was waiting arrives with it.

YOUR STAFF
Invite coaches by email or with a staff code. The owner decides who is on staff and can remove them.

WHAT YOU WILL NEVER SEE
Meal photos and the fighter's own notes. Those stay on their phone. This app never receives them, whatever they have shared.

Sharing is the fighter's switch and not yours. There are two of them, one for progress and one for nutrition. Both are off until the fighter says otherwise and both can be revoked, which deletes what they shared.

WHAT THIS IS NOT
No chat. No video review. No programming or periodisation. No cut planning: that lives in the fighter's app, where the athlete and the plan are.

Guidance only, not medical advice. Weight cutting carries real risk. The numbers here are what your fighters recorded, not a prescription. Work with qualified professionals for anything that matters on the scale or in a fighter's blood.