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We have made Limited Edition Signed Pictures that are purchased look more unique and identifiable.
We have added a Personal Store Discovery to the home screen, through which users can easily find all the sporters selling fan experiences, business partnerships, and/or Limited Edition Signed Pictures.
Users are now able to respond to comments easily under posts.
We have also cleaned up the user experience and fixed bugs.

We have made Limited Edition Signed Pictures that are purchased look more unique and identifiable.
We have added a Personal Store Discovery to the home screen, through which users can easily find all the sporters selling fan experiences, business partnerships, and/or Limited Edition Signed Pictures.
Users are now able to respond to comments easily under posts.
We have also cleaned up the user experience and fixed bugs.

Sporters are now able to sell virtually signed limited edition pictures right on their profiles! Sporters can add a picture, overlay a signature or written message over the picture, choose how many they would like to make available for sale, and set the price.
Users who buy them will have the limited edition signed pic appear under a new section on their profile called My Collection. Only purchased limited edition signed picture can appear under this section - this is how you know they are originals. They cannot appear anywhere else.
We have also made a number of small bug fixes.

Sporters are now able to sell virtually signed limited edition pictures right on their profiles! Sporters can add a picture, overlay a signature or written message over the picture, choose how many they would like to make available for sale, and set the price.
Users who buy them will have the limited edition signed pic appear under a new section on their profile called My Collection. Only purchased limited edition signed picture can appear under this section - this is how you know they are originals. They cannot appear anywhere else.
We have also made a number of small bug fixes.

A More Help button has been added to the bottom of each info button in the app. This takes users to our app help forum.
A toggle button has been added to the top of the Experience Discovery screen where users can choose to see all users with an Experience Store, or only users they follow who have it enabled.
If a sporter user hasn’t set up their Experience Store, they will see a set up button at the top of the Experience Discovery screen.
You can now search for users by their username.
The save my experience store button is now stuck to the bottom of the screen. Users don’t need to scroll all the way to the bottom to find the save button.
Can now post content to the new sections of your profile that have been added (My Career, My Highlights, My Achievements/Stats, My Sponsors).
Tutorial screens have been added to the Experience Store.
Bug fix.

You can now scroll smoothly from the Stadium screen to the feed (Sporter and Supporter feeds have now been combined).
Explore page has been added to the bottom banner on the Stadium screen where users can search for users and teams, and see the latest content uploaded to the app.

The profile layout has been changed. New sections (My Career, My Highlights, My Achievements/Stats, My Sponsors) have been added and everything is now editable on your own profile page.
Tutorial screens have been added to the profile page.
You can now contribute to fundraisers by sending SPRTER Coins.
New social media platforms have been to the My Other Socials section.
Bug fix.

The Quick Setup process has been simplified and the Edit Profile screen has been altered.
Bug fix.

SPRTER Discovery – we have added a button to the home screen which takes users to a list of all the users on the app who have their Experience Store enabled and offer experiences for sale.

Swiping Algorithm – we have updated the Discovery algorithm for when a user is swiping through the different users on the app. Every approved user will be shown to the user swiping once before a user’s content is shown for a second time.

Content Creator – Any post uploaded through the Content Creator will have a white border added around it to ensure it is a square posts, if it isn’t already a square post, to keep consistency.

Experience Price Bar – Users can now set experiences prices up to 10,000SC (1SC=$1)

Experience Info Button – An info button has been added to every single experience in every user’s experience store, which includes a description of each experience for the buyer and seller to see.

Font update

Bug fixes

SPRTER Discovery – we have added a button to the home screen which takes users to a list of all the users on the app who have their Experience Store enabled and offer experiences for sale.
Swiping Algorithm – we have updated the Discovery algorithm for when a user is swiping through the different users on the app. Every approved user will be shown to the user swiping once before a user’s content is shown for a second time.
Content Creator – Any post uploaded through the Content Creator will have a white border added around it to ensure it is a square posts, if it isn’t already a square post, to keep consistency.
Experience Price Bar – Users can now set experiences prices up to 10,000SC (1SC=$1)
Experience Info Button – An info button has been added to every single experience in every user’s experience store, which includes a description of each experience for the buyer and seller to see.
Font update
Bug fixes

Experience Store feature – the experience store feature allows sporters on the app to sell experiences to fans and businesses. Buyers can buy experiences with SPRTER Coins (our in-app currency) that users can then cash out. The store can be controlled through the Experience Store button on the Settings screen for sporters. Each user’s store (if activated) can be visited through the My Store section on their profile.

SC Store – the SC Store allows users to purchase SPRTER Coins (our in-app currency). SPRTER Coins are used to purchase experiences from sporters on the app.

My Requests tab – the status of any requested experience can be monitored through the My Requests tab on the Megaphone screen. Request statuses are: pending, accepted, rejected, disputed, dispute concluded, completed, pending completion.

SPRTER Coin Counter – every user now has a SPRTER Coin Counter in the top left-hand corner of their own profile.

Send SPRTER Coins – all users are able to send one another SPRTER Coins through a button in the top left-hand corner of every profile.

Cash Out – you are able to cash out your SPRTER Coins by sending the cash out amount to the official SPRTER profile on the app. The instructions can be found by clicking “Cash Out” on the SC Store page.

Experience Store feature – the experience store feature allows sporters on the app to sell experiences to fans and businesses. Buyers can buy experiences with SPRTER Coins (our in-app currency) that users can then cash out. The store can be controlled through the Experience Store button on the Settings screen for sporters. Each user’s store (if activated) can be visited through the My Store section on their profile.

SC Store – the SC Store allows users to purchase SPRTER Coins (our in-app currency). SPRTER Coins are used to purchase experiences from sporters on the app.

My Requests tab – the status of any requested experience can be monitored through the My Requests tab on the Megaphone screen. Request statuses are: pending, accepted, rejected, disputed, dispute concluded, completed, pending completion.

SPRTER Coin Counter – every user now has a SPRTER Coin Counter in the top left-hand corner of their own profile.

Send SPRTER Coins – all users are able to send one another SPRTER Coins through a button in the top left-hand corner of every profile.

Cash Out – you are able to cash out your SPRTER Coins by sending the cash out amount to the official SPRTER profile on the app. The instructions can be found by clicking “Cash Out” on the SC Store page.

Experience Store feature – the experience store feature allows sporters on the app to sell experiences to fans and businesses. Buyers can buy experiences with SPRTER Coins (our in-app currency) that users can then cash out. The store can be controlled through the Experience Store button on the Settings screen for sporters. Each user’s store (if activated) can be visited through the My Store section on their profile.

SC Store – the SC Store allows users to purchase SPRTER Coins (our in-app currency). SPRTER Coins are used to purchase experiences from sporters on the app.

My Requests tab – the status of any requested experience can be monitored through the My Requests tab on the Megaphone screen. Request statuses are: pending, accepted, rejected, disputed, dispute concluded, completed, pending completion.

SPRTER Coin Counter – every user now has a SPRTER Coin Counter in the top left-hand corner of their own profile.

Send SPRTER Coins – all users are able to send one another SPRTER Coins through a button in the top left-hand corner of every profile.

Cash Out – you are able to cash out your SPRTER Coins by sending the cash out amount to the official SPRTER profile on the app. The instructions can be found by clicking “Cash Out” on the SC Store page.

Experience Store feature – the experience store feature allows sporters on the app to sell experiences to fans and businesses. Buyers can buy experiences with SPRTER Coins (our in-app currency) that users can then cash out. The store can be controlled through the Experience Store button on the Settings screen for sporters. Each user’s store (if activated) can be visited through the My Store section on their profile.

SC Store – the SC Store allows users to purchase SPRTER Coins (our in-app currency). SPRTER Coins are used to purchase experiences from sporters on the app.

My Requests tab – the status of any requested experience can be monitored through the My Requests tab on the Megaphone screen. Request statuses are: pending, accepted, rejected, disputed, dispute concluded, completed, pending completion.

SPRTER Coin Counter – every user now has a SPRTER Coin Counter in the top left-hand corner of their own profile.

Send SPRTER Coins – all users are able to send one another SPRTER Coins through a button in the top left-hand corner of every profile.

Cash Out – you are able to cash out your SPRTER Coins by sending the cash out amount to the official SPRTER profile on the app. The instructions can be found by clicking “Cash Out” on the SC Store page.

Bug fixing, minor updates

What’s New
We have undergone a rebrand for a few different reasons. But, we have changed the name of our app from Athlete CRUSH to SPRTER. Along with this, we have made some changes to the app itself.
Sporter or Supporter – when a user signs up, they have the option of signing up as a sporter or a supporter. Sporter is the term we coined to refer to sports influencers: athlete, former athletes, coaches, teams, leagues, brands, etc. Basically anyone working in the sports industry. This is our way of opening up the app to a broader audience while staying in the sports space!
High fiving – users no longer CRUSH on posts, they high five posts. This is part of the rebrand and us trying to move away from the term CRUSH, due to the dating connotation that it holds.
Changing of all logos – we have changed all logos in the app to reflect the rebrand
SPRTER Discovery – the CRUSH Discovery is now the SPRTER Discovery
Featured SPRTER – the Featured Athlete is now the Features SPRTER
Sporter Activity – the Athlete Activity feed is now the Sport Activity feed
Supporter Activity – the Fan Activity feed is now the Supporter Activity feed
Sporter Leaderboard – the Athlete Leaderboard is now the Sporter Leaderboard
Supporter Leaderboard – the Supporter Leaderboard is now the Supporter Leaderboard
Allow Access – if you originally do not grant the app access to, for example, your images, you will be asked to grant access every time the app needs to access that information. This is to make your experience more enjoyable and easy.
Along with all this, we have also fixed some minor bugs throughout the app.

What’s New
We have undergone a rebrand for a few different reasons. But, we have changed the name of our app from Athlete CRUSH to SPRTER. Along with this, we have made some changes to the app itself.
Sporter or Supporter – when a user signs up, they have the option of signing up as a sporter or a supporter. Sporter is the term we coined to refer to sports influencers: athlete, former athletes, coaches, teams, leagues, brands, etc. Basically anyone working in the sports industry. This is our way of opening up the app to a broader audience while staying in the sports space!
High fiving – users no longer CRUSH on posts, they high five posts. This is part of the rebrand and us trying to move away from the term CRUSH, due to the dating connotation that it holds.
Changing of all logos – we have changed all logos in the app to reflect the rebrand
SPRTER Discovery – the CRUSH Discovery is now the SPRTER Discovery
Featured SPRTER – the Featured Athlete is now the Features SPRTER
Sporter Activity – the Athlete Activity feed is now the Sport Activity feed
Supporter Activity – the Fan Activity feed is now the Supporter Activity feed
Sporter Leaderboard – the Athlete Leaderboard is now the Sporter Leaderboard
Supporter Leaderboard – the Supporter Leaderboard is now the Supporter Leaderboard
Allow Access – if you originally do not grant the app access to, for example, your images, you will be asked to grant access every time the app needs to access that information. This is to make your experience more enjoyable and easy.
Along with all this, we have also fixed some minor bugs throughout the app.

Handles – Every user must now choose a unique user handle when they sign up for the app. This will enable users to tag one another in posts and comments.

Tagging – This is something we are very excited about. In order to make the app more engaging, you can now tag other user’s in the caption of a post to include them in the post or in a comment to share that post with them. This makes it easier for content to be shared within the Athlete CRUSH community.

Swiping Right – Now, when you swipe right on a post in the CRUSH Discovery, it will automatically CRUSH (like) the post and also follow that user. That user’s content will then appear in the feed.

Bug fixes

Clickable links in the bio – any link that is written in a user’s bio, now automatically become hyperlinked and clickable for any profile visitor

URL Links for athlete posts – any post uploaded by an athlete can now be accompanied by a URL link. A URL can be added during the upload phase and any user who sees the post can click on the link-out icon in the top right-hand corner of the post to get to the added link. You can also click to say whether the post is a sponsored post or not to show that you are affiliated with any brand you are promoting in the post.

Exploratory Tutorial – As there are so many different features and functions in the Athlete CRUSH app, we want to make it as easy as possible to understand. So, instead of having a tutorial upfront when you initially login, you can know learn the features of the app as you explore the different areas of the app. If something is still unclear after going through the new tutorial format, you can also revisit the tutorial through the Settings, reach out to us via the Contact Us function or leave a question in the App Feedback Forum (both of which can also be found in the settings).

Updated feeds – The feeds have now been tweaked so that posts you haven’t CRUSHed on, commented on or shared appear at the top of your feed in chronological order. As soon as you have interacted with a post and left the feed, the next time you come back and refresh the feed that post will move to the bottom of the feed and fresh content will appear at the top.

Athlete Leaderboard Update – to increase exposure for athletes, the Featured Athlete can no longer be displayed in the preview picture on the Stadium screen. The highest ranked athlete who isn’t the Featured Athlete will now be displayed on the Athlete Leaderboard on the Stadium screen.

Weekly Prizes - we have removed all in-app prizes and raffles

Bug fixes

Bug fixing, minor updates

- Added the ability to share video posts to other social media channels. Note: the social media app(s) you are sharing to should be downloaded on the phone and linked to your Athlete CRUSH account. The details of video-sharing are described on the Sharing Options screen.
- Moderators and Admins can add links to the existing and approved team names.
- You don’t have to wait for Import process to be finished! Upload will continue in the background and you can browse the application in the-meantime.
- Swipe to the left or right on the Stadium screen in order to get to the Crush Discovery right away!
- Users will receive notifications if other users share their post in the application. This option can be turned off in the settings.
- Sharing Options screen was reorganized to provide a better user experience.
- Athlete leaderboard now has an info button, check it out to see more information!
- Design updates to the existing layouts!
- Additional pop-ups were added to prevent accidental loss of information.
- Messaging section was renamed to Messaging User Options, and now has a blocked user list. Every user you block will appear on this list and you can also unblock them from there.
- Bug fixes for a few known issues and some small adjustments to already existing features.

- Certain notifications were adjusted
- Hotfix for personal messaging

What’s new:

- Changes to the leaderboard username font size
- Improved Crush Discovery performance
- Bug fix for Athlete Activity
- Bug fix for notifications