Rearrange main menu and make training schedule more prominent
Give the training schedule a more prominent spot in the menu structure.
At the moment the menu contains:
Articles
Workouts
Goals/events
Chat
I don’t checkout the different type of workouts or available goals on a daily basis while I follow a plan. Personally I don’t like/use any social features in Join. Which means there are 2/3 out of the 4 menu options that aren’t used often. In the meanwhile, the most important feature of the app, my training schedule, is somewhat hidden inside the main/articles/overview tab. It would be nice if the trainings schedule got a more prominent spot in the app, and optionally that less frequent used features of the app are a bit more hidden/collected in a separate menu tab.
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May 26
PinnedUpdating this post as we launched the new Home recently! Check it out :)
Diether Scholten
Nov 4, 2025
Agree. I don’t know if this belongs here but I imagine the main screen to have the training schedule in which one can easily adjust availability.
For example:
Today - [availability time] - [icon of running or cycling + duration + title of workout]
Wednesday - [availability time] - [icon of running or cycling + duration + title of workout]
Thursday - [availability time] - [icon of running or cycling + duration + title of workout]
Friday - [availability time] - [icon of running or cycling + duration + title of workout]
Saturday - [availability time] - [icon of running or cycling + duration + title of workout]
Sunday - [availability time] - [icon of running or cycling + duration + title of workout]
Monday - [availability time] - [icon of running or cycling + duration + title of workout]
When pressing availabiity time, within the same screen a nice slider should appear (now I sometimes have trouble with my thumb in the tick of each 15 minute on the current slider)
When pressing the title of the workout one will go to the details of that workout (as it is now)
Perhaps also an icon of whether the user has forced a specific sport.