A calendar built for coaching sessions
Your week on the desktop, a day list on the phone, one tap to mark attended or no-show. Clients book themselves into the open hours you set.
The whole week on one screen
Calendars are usually built for meetings. A coaching calendar has other work to do: clients cancel, sessions move, groups share a slot. The week view is built for exactly that, with today highlighted so your eye lands on what's next.
Today's sessions also wait on the Home screen with one-tap attendance and notes. On a packed day you may never open the calendar at all.
One tap on a session does the paperwork
Attended, no-show, cancelled, moved. Each one is a tap, and the money side follows your policy on its own.
Clients book themselves into your open hours
You decide when you work. The calendar fills in the rest.
Set them once, or tell the assistant “open weekdays 8 to 12”. Clients only ever see free slots inside those hours.
A client picks a free slot and the session is on your calendar. You didn't type a thing.
The assistant books, moves or cancels sessions from a typed sentence, like “move Marco to Thursday at 6”.
Group sessions with attendance for each client
A group session shows who is in, and you mark attendance per person. Whoever came, whoever didn't, each client's record is their own.
The time is protected too: a group session on the calendar blocks one-on-one booking for that slot by itself. Nothing to close off by hand.
The week becomes a day list in your pocket
On the phone the week turns into a day list. Tap a session and its details open in a bottom sheet. Marking attended or a no-show is still one tap, right where you coach.
Fair questions
Yes. Open the session and pick another day or time. It moves and stays in the same place. You can also type it, like “move Anna's session to Friday at 5”, and the assistant does the rest.
A group session sits on your calendar like any other session and shows who is in. You mark attendance per person. It also blocks one-on-one booking for that time by itself, so nobody can book over it.
Yes. On the phone the week view becomes a day list, and tapping a session opens its details in a bottom sheet. Marking attended or no-show is still one tap.
You set your open hours once, in settings or by telling the assistant “open weekdays 8 to 12”. Clients see only the free slots inside those hours, and their bookings land straight on your calendar.
You mark the session as a no-show and that's it. The fee charges itself according to your cancellation policy, so you never have to chase it.
Run your week from one calendar
Clients book themselves, attendance is one tap, and the money follows your policy. No monthly fee.
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