Run Your Whole Squad from One Shared Tablet
Kiosk Mode turns any tablet or shared screen into a squad check-in and logging station — athletes tap their name, enter their PIN and log their session without needing their own device.
- Full-screen kiosk view with no navigation chrome, so athletes can't browse away from the squad grid
- PIN-protected per-athlete access on a shared device
- Squad grid shows your active roster at a glance for fast turnover between athletes
- Auto-lock back to the squad grid after a period of inactivity, so a tablet left mid-session never sits open on one athlete's data
- Athletes log sets, reps and weight directly against their assigned programme from the shared screen
- No extra hardware required — works on any tablet or shared computer already in your facility
Built for the Team Weight Room
Not every training environment is one coach, one client, one device. Squad and team environments need a shared station that multiple athletes cycle through during a session. Kiosk Mode is a dedicated, full-screen view — deliberately stripped of the regular dashboard navigation — so a shared tablet mounted in the weight room can't be accidentally navigated away from the squad grid or logging screen. It's designed to survive real gym-floor use: quick taps between athletes, no risk of someone wandering into settings or another athlete's data by mistake.
PIN-Protected Athlete Access
Each athlete sets their own PIN the first time they use kiosk mode. From then on, tapping their name on the squad grid prompts for their PIN before showing their session — so on a shared device, one athlete never sees another athlete's programme, load history or logged data. If an athlete gets their PIN wrong too many times, their tile locks temporarily rather than allowing repeated guesses.
Squad Grid for Fast Turnover
The squad grid shows your active roster as a grid of tappable tiles — name, avatar and PIN status at a glance. In a group session where athletes are rotating through racks, this lets each athlete get in, log their sets against their programme, and get out in seconds, without the coach manually pulling up each client's profile one by one.
Idle Auto-Lock
A shared tablet left open mid-session is a data-privacy risk — the next person to walk past shouldn't be looking at someone else's logged working weights and readiness scores. Kiosk Mode automatically returns to the squad grid after a short period without interaction, so the device never sits open on one athlete's data any longer than it needs to.
How It Compares
Some team-focused platforms offer a similar shared-device concept for high-volume weight rooms. Elite Coaching Hub's Kiosk Mode gives you that same shared-tablet, tap-to-log workflow — PIN-protected per athlete, with auto-lock for privacy — without needing a separate team-management product. It runs on your existing roster and programming data, so there's nothing extra to set up beyond assigning programmes to your squad.
FAQ
Does Elite Coaching Hub have a shared-tablet mode for team weight rooms, like TeamBuildr?
Yes. Kiosk Mode gives you a full-screen, PIN-protected squad grid designed for a shared tablet in the weight room — athletes tap their name, enter their PIN and log their session directly against their assigned programme.
How many athletes can use Kiosk Mode on one tablet?
Your entire active roster appears on the squad grid, so as many athletes as you're coaching can cycle through the same shared device during a session.
Is athlete data private on a shared device?
Yes. Each athlete sets their own PIN, so only they can see their own programme and logged data when they tap into their tile. The kiosk also auto-locks back to the squad grid after a short period of inactivity.
Do I need special hardware for Kiosk Mode?
No. Kiosk Mode runs in the browser on any tablet, iPad or shared computer you already have — there's no dedicated hardware or app-store install required.