Your athletes can now watch the movement before they make it.
When you paste a demo URL into the Media URL field on an exercise, Smagpie now recognizes YouTube, Vimeo, Instagram reels, TikTok, and direct mp4 links — not just YouTube. The video card renders for you while you’re editing the exercise, and renders for your athlete inside their active session.
For coaches building libraries, a live preview updates as you paste the URL — no need to save the form and reopen it to check whether the link works. The preview sits right under the URL field while you type.
For athletes mid-workout, every strength exercise card now has a tap-to-expand demo card under the exercise name. Tap it, watch the movement, collapse it, lift. The same demo card shows up in the mid-session exercise picker when athletes browse or swap exercises — so they can preview before committing to a swap.
Instagram and TikTok always render as click-to-expand cards (privacy and load-time friendly) — the embed only loads when an athlete chooses to expand it. If a network filter blocks the embed, the card falls back to a “View on Instagram” or “View on TikTok” link that always works.
We also fixed a regression in the active-session jump-to drawer: circuit exercises are now visible. Previously, if you assigned a workout with a “Circuit · 3 rounds” block containing three exercises (say, Dead Bug / Side Plank / Pallof Press), the athlete could only see the circuit by reaching it sequentially — the drawer listed nothing. Now circuits appear as a single tappable row in the drawer, with the child exercises listed underneath and a compact round badge (R1/3 → R3/3) showing progress. Tapping back into a circuit mid-round resumes at the exact same round and exercise.