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Browse public training templates created by other users and import them into your collection through the Explore page.

Finding templates

Navigate to Deepthroat Trainer → Explore Templates in your dashboard. The Explore page displays public templates with creator information, difficulty ratings, and descriptions to help you find templates that match your goals.

How public sharing works

Templates remain private by default. When creating or editing a template, you can enable Public Sharing to make it discoverable on the Explore page.
When you enable Public Sharing, you can add a short description to help others understand what makes your template unique.
Only users with an Ultra-level subscription (or qualifying staff/founder tiers) can import public templates. If you don’t have Ultra, you’ll see a badge explaining that importing requires an upgrade.

Importing a template

1

Browse available templates

Open the Explore Templates page and browse the available options.
2

Preview a template

Click View on any template to see its details, including segments and difficulty settings.
3

Import to your collection

If you have an eligible subscription, click Use Template or Import to add it to your collection.

What to expect with imported templates

Imported templates are read-only. You can view settings and segments but cannot modify the training segments or the template itself. This preserves the original author’s intent.
You can assign which toy the imported template uses. Ultra users can change the toy assignment and save it to their account. Non-Ultra users receive a sensible default toy assignment.
Remove an imported template from your collection at any time by selecting Stop following or Remove. Removing a template does not affect the original public template.
You cannot import your own template.

Active template limits

You can have one active imported template at a time. This prevents multiple imported templates from conflicting with each other. Mark your imported template as active or inactive in the template settings.

Privacy and moderation

  • Templates are private by default
  • Enabling Public Sharing makes only the template and its public metadata (name, description, difficulty, segments) visible to authenticated users via the Explore page
  • Existing templates remain private after the feature release—sharing must be explicitly enabled by the owner

Troubleshooting

Check your subscription tier. Importing requires Ultra (or a qualifying staff/founder/pioneer tier).
Write a clear description and choose a descriptive title and accurate difficulty rating so your template surfaces in searches.