Write and review your records

The editor supports plain text and Markdown: a simple way to mark headings, lists and tables using ordinary characters. Formatting helps you return to an observation weeks later; it does not change permissions or publication status. The application currently uses Spanish labels, retained in this guide.

Create or open a record

Open the type of content you need and use its create or edit action. Each has its own purpose and permissions:

Swipe to see all columns.

Complete the date or period and recipients before saving. This guide covers the shared writing tools; each record's guide explains who creates it, who reads it and how it is published.

Start with something concrete

Write what happened and what you want to check again. For example: “In the last round I crossed my feet when moving out to the right. It did not happen at a slower pace. On Thursday I want to watch the first step.”

Not every entry needs to become a report. Separate observations from what you think might explain them, especially when sharing the text.

Format with Markdown

Type the syntax yourself or select text and use the editor toolbar. Its controls have these labels:

Swipe to see all columns.

Aumentar sangría and Reducir sangría help organize lists. Use headings to separate sections instead of making everything bold. Leave blank lines between paragraphs, headings, lists and tables.

A note with a heading, list and table

This fictional example can be adapted to a real session:

## Moving out to the right

I struggled to keep my base at the end of the round.

- At a gentle pace I could move without crossing my feet.
- When we sped up, I leaned too far forward.

### For Thursday

| Exercise | What I will watch |
| --- | --- |
| Shadowboxing | A short first step |
| Partner work | Return to guard before repeating |

Vertical bars separate columns. The | --- | --- | row separates column headings from content and is required for a table. Keep tables small enough to read on a phone; a list usually works better for long text.

Quotations, links and allowed content

Start a quotation line with >, for example > Move out calmly before repeating.. You can use ordinary web links; check the destination and whether recipients can open it. The link in the toolbar table is only an example.

The editor accepts Markdown, not HTML. Do not paste tags such as <table> or <div>, or links that execute code. Markdown-linked images can be displayed when their address is valid; this is not the same as attaching a private file to FighterLog. Do not link content that should not be shared.

Ask for formatting while dictating

You can request structure in an audio recording too. For the current Spanish pilot, for example: «Pon un encabezado con el objetivo, luego una lista con estas tres observaciones y al final una tabla con los ejercicios». Dictate the content for each section. AI prepares formatted text, and you check whether it organized it as intended.

Check the preview

Select Mostrar vista previa to see rendered Markdown, and Ocultar vista previa to return to writing. On a narrow screen, preview may occupy the text area; hide it again to edit.

Check that headings separate topics, each list item appears on its own line and tables have the expected columns. If table characters appear as plain text, check its bars and separator row.

Preview does not save or publish. Formatted text does not establish that its facts are correct either: review the content and recipients as well as presentation.

Save and decide whether to share

Select Guardar and check that the app confirms the result without errors. Closing the editor, changing pages or opening preview does not replace saving. If an unsaved-changes confirmation appears, choose to continue editing or discard as appropriate.

For a new record, saving keeps a draft. Feedback can be kept private; a coach note remains private to its author until publication. Follow its guide and the Privacy and publishing overview.

For already published feedback and plans, saving an edit keeps publication in place. To review a note without sharing changes, return it to Borrador before editing. Published guidance instead requires Restaurar como borrador before editing and a new publication afterwards.

If you send audio over existing content, review the full result: it can modify the text, not just append to it. Avoid editing the same record in several tabs or devices at once.

If you cannot save

• Missing content: add the required text. A title does not replace the body needed to publish.
• Unsupported formatting: remove HTML and check link addresses. Use plain text to isolate the issue, then add formatting gradually.
• Connection error: keep the editor open, preserve a copy if needed and retry when connected. Do not assume text was saved when an error is shown.
• Another session changed the record: check the current version before saving again. The feedback editor preserves local text so you can copy it and reconcile changes after reopening.
• Editing access is busy or expired: a note or plan may have another active editor. Follow the app's message, wait or save again when appropriate; keep your changes before closing.
• Action disabled while audio processes: wait or use the available cancellation; see Audio.
• Missing permission or unavailable recipient: ask administration to check assignments and access. Text formatting does not change that permission.

Do not rely on automatically recovering unsaved text after closing the tab or ending your session.