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AtgoraX launches early September 2026. These guides are published ahead of launch — the app is not open to the public yet. Get launch updates.

Sharing your wins

When you hit something worth showing off — a personal best, a streak, a programme finished — AtgoraX can turn it into a share card: an image you can post to Instagram, WhatsApp status or anywhere else.

Open Share from your dashboard, pick the achievement you want to post, and choose a canvas — the background artwork. There are several to pick from and you can step through them to see how each looks before you publish. The card is generated on our servers, so it looks the same everywhere.

Cards are grouped by what they celebrate:

  • Strength — lifts and personal bests.
  • Cardio — distance, pace and endurance work.
  • Consistency — streaks and adherence.
  • Nutrition — hitting your targets.
  • Milestone — programme completions and goal weights.

A card carries the achievement itself — the headline number, a short title, and a few supporting stats — plus your display name if you leave it on. It is a frozen snapshot taken at the moment you publish. It does not update later, and it is not a live window into your account.

Nothing is published until you choose to publish it. Previewing a card does not create a link.

Publishing gives you a link on atgorax.com. That link is public by design — the whole point is that someone who does not use AtgoraX can open it. Anyone with the link can view the card.

The page shows the card and nothing else. It does not expose your logs, your profile, your trainer, or anything else about your account.

You can take a card down at any time. Open Share, find the card under your published cards, and choose Revoke. The link stops working immediately for everyone — including people who already have it.

If you would rather not have your name on a card, change your display name or remove it in your profile before publishing. Cards you already published keep the name that was on them when you made them — revoke and republish if you want it changed.

Share cards are the one part of AtgoraX that is deliberately public. Everything else — your logs, your measurements, your progress photos — stays private, as described in Who sees my data.