Your Circle. Your Climb.

Music plays throughout, with soft notification pings and reaction-tap sounds, and no spoken narration. “Some wins feel better shared.” A simulated phone notification panel fills with alerts: a friend “crush’d a workout,” followed by people who “Heart’d,” “Strong’d,” “Fire’d” and “Hell Yeah’d” your workout. The notification count rises. The scene is labeled “Simulated notifications” and “App demo.”

A close-up shows a fictional member’s Push Day post. Counts beside the heart, fire, strong, fist and trophy reactions increase, with brief pulses drawing attention to the changes. The label reads “Simulated reactions · Fictional profiles.” These counts illustrate the feature; they are not real audience engagement.

“Send some back.” Friends’ workout posts appear. Selecting a strong reaction lights its icon and briefly displays “Strong” above it; selecting a fire reaction on another post lights that icon and displays “Fire.” The scene is labeled “App demo · Fictional activity.”

“Your circle. Your choice. Public, or approved followers.” The Social settings screen changes the Account privacy switch from Public to Private.

“Keep each other going. Another reason to show up tomorrow.” A full phone scrolls through the Circle feed, showing friends’ workout summaries and reaction buttons. The film identifies the profiles as fictional and the footage as an app demonstration.

The closing screen shows the Atlas by SigmaTools logo, “Your circle. Your climb.” and “Bring your people. Start free.” App Store and Google Play badges appear above atlas.sigmatools.io.