MemberApp: How to view your training log and Attendance heatmap
The Training tab shows your complete gym attendance history. It includes an activity heatmap for a visual overview of your training consistency and a detailed list of every check-in.
Written By Mat Track Team
Last updated About 2 months ago
OPENING YOUR TRAINING LOG
Open the Mat-Track app and sign in.
Tap the Training tab at the bottom of the screen (calendar icon).
THE ACTIVITY HEATMAP
At the top of the Training screen you will see a colour-coded grid. Each square represents a day. The colour intensity shows how many times you trained on that day β darker squares mean more sessions.
This gives you a quick visual picture of your training patterns over time.
Changing the time range:
Tap one of the buttons at the top of the heatmap: 1M (one month), 3M (three months), 6M (six months), or 1Y (one year).
The grid will update to show attendance across your chosen period.
Viewing a specific month:
Tap any square or month section in the heatmap to zoom in on that month's detail.
YOUR CHECK-IN HISTORY
Below the heatmap is a list of every gym visit, sorted from most recent to oldest. Each entry shows:
The date of the visit
The time you checked in (displayed in 12-hour format with AM/PM)
Loading older check-ins: The list loads 20 entries at a time. Scroll to the bottom and tap "Load more" to see earlier visits.
YOUR STATS ON THE PROFILE SCREEN
For a quick summary, you can also check your Profile tab, which shows:
Total check-ins β the total number of times you have trained
Last check-in β the date of your most recent visit
TROUBLESHOOTING
Heatmap appears empty β You may not have any recorded check-ins yet, or you may be viewing a time range before you joined. Try switching to a longer range such as 1Y.
A recent check-in is missing β There may be a short delay before new check-ins appear. If a session from yesterday or earlier is still missing, contact your gym to have it added manually.
"Load more" button does not appear β You are seeing your complete history and there are no older entries to load.