MoPro Create
Twelve document templates, a short brief, a style — and the MoPro engine writes the document, ready to edit, print or share.
What is MoPro Create?
MoPro Create is the TrainersEye document engine. Pick one of twelve templates across five categories — education, clinical, training, assessment and research — add a short brief (topic, audience from layperson to PhD, teaching time and output language), choose a style, fill in the document details, and the MoPro engine writes the document: a structured head, abstract, keywords, learning objectives, body sections with worked numbers in clinical units, figures from the TrainersEye exercise library, key points and numbered references. Then edit it, add figures, print it to an A4 PDF or share it, in any of twelve output languages. Every document is a generated draft for a qualified author to verify before use.
Twelve templates, five categories
Educational model, notes and lesson; rehab protocol, case report and prescription; exercise session, exercise prescription and training block; MCQ and long-answer exams; IMRAD article.
A brief, not a prompt
Topic, audience — Layperson, Coach, Clinician, MSc or PhD — teaching time and output language. The engine does the writing.
Styled and detailed
Clinical, MMSx or Vivid style; document title, author line, document number, date and an optional MMSx exercise ID.
Generate · Style · Verify · Print
Edit the text, add figures from the exercise library, print to A4 PDF or share from the phone.
Where to find it
Open the TrainersEye app, go to the Dashboard and tap MoPro Create. It is a Clinical-plan tool — the CLINICAL badge sits beside the title.
This guide in thirteen steps
Open the tool
From the Dashboard, tap MoPro Create. It is a Clinical-plan tool — the CLINICAL badge sits beside the title. The tool's own bar carries the MoPro mark, a bookmark, the engine status dot and the dark/light switch.
Pick a category
The flow is Generate · Style · Verify · Print. Under What would you like to create?, filter the templates with the category pills — All, Education, Clinical, Training, Assessment and Research — or scroll the full list.
Choose a template
Twelve templates: Educational Model, Educational Notes and Lesson / Study Guide; Rehab Protocol, Case Report and Prescription (Clinical); Exercise Session, Exercise Prescription and Training Block / Mesocycle; Exam — MCQ and Exam — Long Answer; Journal Article (IMRAD). Each card says what the document contains. Tap one to open its brief.
Write the brief
Type the topic — Impulse–momentum in sprinting, for example — then set the audience, the teaching time and the output language. That is the whole brief; the engine does the writing.
Set the audience
Audience sets the depth and the vocabulary of the document: Layperson, Coach, Clinician, MSc or PhD.
Choose the output language
Output language offers twelve: English, Hindi, Spanish, Arabic, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. The document is written in the language you pick.
Pick a style
Style sets the look of the finished document — Clinical (white, navy and green), MMSx (cream, navy and gold), Vivid (cream, orange and amber) and more along the row. The swatch on each chip previews its palette.
Add the document details
Document details holds the printed head: document name / title, author / organisation (the top line — leave blank for none), document number, date, and an optional MMSx exercise ID, which forces the exact 21-domain record for that exercise. Branding & options sits below it.
Generate the document
Tap ✦ Generate document. The engine writes it — this can take up to a minute — and the bar changes to ‹ Change, Edit, + Figure, Print / PDF and Share.
Read the document
The document opens in the chosen style with a structured head — template label, title, subtitle, date, authors and affiliation — then the abstract (Purpose, Scope, Application), keywords, numbered learning objectives and the body sections, with worked numbers in clinical units.
Figures and key points
+ Figure inserts a figure from the TrainersEye exercise library — the movement discussed, with a numbered caption and its credit line. Key points are called out in boxes with the term highlighted.
Edit and references
Edit is the working view: amend the text in place. Every document ends with numbered references, and ‹ Change returns you to the brief to generate again.
Print, PDF or share
Print / PDF lays the document out for A4 and opens the phone's print sheet — print it or save it as a PDF. Share hands it to the phone's share sheet for mail, messaging or drive.
You're ready
That's it. Open MoPro Create, pick a template and write the brief.
Reading a generated document
An Educational Model as the engine writes it — the head and objectives on the left, a figure, key point and references on the right. Here is what each part means.
The template that produced the document — Educational Model here.
Written from the brief, set in the chosen style.
From Document details — a blank author line means none is printed.
Purpose, Scope and Application.
For indexing and search.
Numbered, with the key terms highlighted.
From the TrainersEye exercise library, numbered, added with + Figure.
The movement discussed and the library credit line.
The box that calls out the term to remember.
Numbered, generated with the document — verify before citing.
MoPro Create is part of TrainersEye
Support: support@trainerseye.com · trainerseye.com
Written by the MoPro engine · Backed by MMSx Authority Institute
Generated drafts — every document is written by the MoPro engine from your brief and must be checked by a qualified author before use; numbers, figures and references need verification. Not medical advice.