Feature5 min read
Your clients see you. Not us.
How co-branding works across the booking page, the client space, emails and PDFs, and what we do when a coach's color is hard to read.
Blog
Notes for solo coaches
How the product works, how to run the practice around it, and honest comparisons. Short sentences, no hype.
01 / Features
How the product works
Feature5 min read
The work between sessions
Goals, habits, actions and a one-minute daily check-in: how the client space keeps the coaching going on the days you are not in the room together.
Feature5 min read
A booking page that does the chasing for you
What happens when booking, payment, the agreement and the intake form sit in one flow, in the order a new client already expects.
02 / Guides
Running the practice
Guide5 min read
Keeping clients engaged between sessions
Why clients go quiet, what a daily check-in should and should not ask of them, and how to notice the drift early enough to do something kind about it.
Guide5 min read
How to price coaching packages without guessing
A working method for pricing one-off sessions, multi-session bundles and monthly subscriptions, starting from the hours you actually want to work.
Guide5 min read
Intake questions that start the work before the first session
How to design an intake form with eight to twelve questions, which question types to use for what, and how to read the answers before you meet.
Guide5 min read
How to write a coaching agreement clients actually read
A plain guide to the eight sections a coaching agreement needs, how long each should be, and how to get it signed without a single reminder email.
03 / Comparisons
Honest comparisons
Comparison4 min read
All in one, or stitched together?
Four separate tools versus one coaching platform: what you gain from best-of-breed, what you pay in glue, and a way to count the real cost of each.
Comparison5 min read
Spreadsheets and shared documents, or a client space?
The do-it-yourself coaching stack is free and flexible. Here is what it costs in practice, what it does better than any tool, and when to move.
Comparison5 min read
A scheduling tool or a coaching platform?
Where a general-purpose scheduler stops, what a coaching practice needs after the booking, and how to decide which one you actually need.