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Athlete Profile Hub

The Athlete Profile is the v1 home for identity, continuity, and simple progress visibility.

It should feel useful the first week without pretending AeroBeat already ships a full social platform or premium analytics suite.

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V1 role

The profile hub exists to answer three practical questions:

  1. Who am I in AeroBeat?
  2. What have I done recently?
  3. Am I on track this week?

V1 contents

Identity card

V1 should show:

  • display name
  • join date
  • current avatar / equipped official cosmetics
  • current WP balance
  • current streak

V1 does not need public bio fields, social follow counts, or searchable profile pages.

Weekly progress card

V1 should show:

  • current weekly goal target
  • progress toward that goal
  • whether this week is already complete
  • current weekly-consistency streak

The progress state should be legible in plain language, such as:

  • 2 / 3 workout days completed
  • Weekly goal complete
  • 4-week streak

Lifetime stats card

V1 should keep the stat set narrow and trustworthy:

  • lifetime completed workouts
  • lifetime active minutes
  • lifetime WP earned
  • recent Boxing vs Flow mix if cheap to compute

Avoid trying to impress with a giant dashboard.

Recent history

V1 should show a recent activity list with entries like:

  • date/time
  • workout name
  • mode
  • duration
  • WP earned

A short recent list is enough for launch. The point is continuity, not forensic analytics.

Preferences entry points

The profile hub can link to preferences and the locker room, but it should not become a dumping ground for every settings category.

Explicit v1 exclusions

Do not treat these as launch requirements:

  • supporter-only analytics panes
  • health-platform sync
  • CSV export
  • public profile sharing
  • coach heatmaps
  • year/month trend graphs
  • body metrics tracking

Those may become useful later, but they are not part of the retained v1 contract.

UX notes

  • The profile should be reachable from the main menu and other obvious non-gameplay surfaces.
  • It should load quickly and degrade gracefully if cloud sync is delayed.
  • If the athlete is still a guest, the profile should make the benefits of account conversion obvious without blocking basic free use.