Co-managers and spouses

If two adults share a household, both should be able to log sessions for the kids — even if only one of you originally created the kid's profile. CombatScore handles this with family links.

Invite flow

Dashboard → Family → Add a spouse, partner, or co-parent. Enter their email and pick the relationship (spouse / partner / co-parent). They'll get an email to create a CombatScore account if they don't have one.

Once they accept:

Both of you can log sessions, rest days, and edit the profiles of any kid that one of you manages.
Both of you can see family-shared notifications.

Letting them log YOUR sessions too

Separate toggle. On the family-link row, switch on Can log sessions for me. Now your spouse can log adult sessions on your behalf (e.g. "you got home late from class, they log it for you"). Off by default.

What co-managers cannot do

They cannot change billing or membership status on your account.
They cannot sign legal documents (waivers, gym contracts) on your behalf — those need your signature.
They cannot delete your account or remove your gym memberships.

In other words: log-and-edit yes, identity-and-legal no.

Revoking

Family → [Spouse's name] → Revoke delegation. Effective immediately. The link itself stays (the relationship is still recorded) but they lose write access until you re-grant.

What if we share a phone or device?

Each adult should have their own CombatScore account, even on a shared device. Family links are the way two accounts collaborate — don't share a single login. Audit trails attribute every action to the actor, which only works if each person logs in as themselves.