🚀Getting started

Signing up, step by step

1. Open app.gogeehaw.com (or the app) and choose Sign up.
2. Email method: enter your address and you get a sign-in link. Apple method: Sign in with Apple — Apple asks whether you want to share your name and your email.
3. You are then sent to onboarding (one screen at most, see below).

Web or app?

• •Web (recommended): signing up, picking a plan and paying all happen in one place, with no store restrictions.
• •iOS/Android app: handy day to day (runs, photos), but in-app purchase is not offered on mobile — subscriptions are managed on the web.
• •Same account everywhere: you sign in with the same method (email or Apple) on the web and in the app, and your data stays in sync.

What happens

1. If Sign in with Apple already gave us your name: nothing to fill in. The account finishes setting itself up (name from the provider, language and timezone detected) and you land straight on the dashboard.
2. If you signed up by email (name unknown): a single screen asks for your first and last name, then Continue.
3. Language and timezone are detected automatically from your browser or device — nothing to set. You can change them later in your account.

Good to know

• •Your first name is used by the coach and in messages (it calls you by name).
• •The timezone matters: it is what lines the weather, the schedule and the reminders up with YOUR local time. If it is wrong, fix it in your account.
• •There is no longer a profile type choice (musher/breeder/club) at sign-up: the app adapts to how you use it.

Add a dog manually

1. Open My pack and tap the + Add button. (The empty states on the dashboard take you there too.)
2. Fill in at least the NAME (the only required field) and, if you want, the breed.
3. Expand More details (optional) to add: sex (male/female), date of birth, color, weight (kg), sports practiced and sport level.
4. Save: the dog shows up in your pack right away. You can flesh out the profile as you go (sport, health, pedigree, notes, contacts and so on).

The fields in detail

• •Name — required, this is the dog's identity everywhere in the app.
• •Breed and color — descriptive, free text.
• •Sex and date of birth — the age is worked out on its own and used by the coach.
• •Weight — useful for condition tracking and training load recommendations.
• •Sports — canicross, bikejoring, scootering, skijoring, sledding or other; pick as many as apply.
• •Sport level — optional, and you can change it later from the Sport tab of the profile.

Connect Strava

1. Go to the Training log, then Devices (or Sync).
2. Connect your Strava account and grant access (Garmin: make sure your watch is already linked to Strava).
3. Your new activities then sync automatically.
4. For each imported activity, tag the dog or dogs involved and the sport — that is what feeds the per-dog stats.

No connection needed: GPX

• •You can create a run by importing a .gpx file exported by any collar or app (Garmin, Strava, Weenect, Fi and others).
• •GPX import is free (it belongs to the Walks module); on sport accounts the run also feeds your training stats.

What you find there

• •Weather go / no-go: whether this is a good window to head out, given the heat and the conditions.
• •What is on the plate: planned sessions, health reminders, upcoming deadlines.
• •Things to watch: useful alerts (high training load, return from injury and so on).
• •Locked tiles (blurred): these are the modules your plan does not include. One tap opens the plans — nothing is broken, it is just waiting to be unlocked.

How it works

• •The Walks module stays free, with no card at all, and already lets you manage your dogs.
• •The 7-day trial starts as soon as you save a payment method (a card). You then get every module in the plan you picked.
• •Blurred tiles on the dashboard are not bugs: they are modules your plan does not include, and upgrading unlocks them.
• •No card means no trial: only Walks stays open and the rest shows up locked.