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Managing members ​

If you own a group, both the website and the app give you a member management screen — see who has joined, find members on the map, and tidy up their details. These tools are owner-only: members who don't own the group don't see them.

This works the same way on iOS and Android, and mirrors what the website offers.

Opening group management ​

On mobile: while a group is selected, open the group options (the screen where you share the QR code or leave the group). If you're the owner, you'll see a Group management (or Manage group) option there.

On the web: open the group's page from your Group Manager — the member list and owner actions are right there.

Group management is owner-only. The app decides this by checking that you are the group's owner; non-owners simply don't get the Manage group button, and any edit action is greyed out.

The members list ​

The management screen shows your group's name at the top, an inline group QR code you can tap to share, a members count, and the list of everyone who has joined. Each member shows:

  • profile picture,
  • username,
  • first and last name (hidden if not set),
  • phone number (hidden if not set),
  • the device they're using (e.g. Pixel 2).

Per-member actions ​

Each member has a ⋮ (three-dot) menu with:

  • View last location on the map — opens the in-app 3D / social map centred on the member's last known position.
  • View last location on Google Maps — opens that position in Google Maps (or the maps website if no maps app is installed).
  • Edit member — see below.

The two "view location" options are available only when the member has a recorded position. For someone who hasn't recorded anything yet, they're disabled. Edit is enabled only for the owner.

Editing a member ​

As the owner, you can tidy up a member's identity. What you can change depends on whether they're a guest or a registered member:

  • For a guest (someone who joined without an account) you can set their first name, last name and phone number — handy for labelling "Unregistered" participants at an event.
  • For a registered member you can edit their first and last name only. Their phone number is locked, and account credentials (email, phone) are never editable by anyone else — the phone field isn't even shown for registered members.

Username, profile picture, device and location are never editable from here. Non-owners see the Edit option greyed out.

Why guests can be edited more. A guest has no profile of their own, so the owner fills in the blanks (name, phone) to make the member list readable. A registered athlete owns their identity, so only display-name corrections are allowed.

On the web ​

The website member list shows the same people with avatars, names, Owner / Guest / Live badges, click-to-call phone numbers, device names, a Live tracking button and a Last location link (with a "x ago" timestamp). The owner-only Edit action appears for guest members, opening a small form to set first name, last name and phone — exactly matching the app.

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