The plan was never the problem. Tuesday night was. GrowthArc puts your programme on the client’s phone and wrist, asks for the weigh-in, the photo and the two-tap check-in on schedule, and lets you nudge the forty people on your roster with your face, not a spreadsheet. Priced per coach, never per client.
No card to start. Every plan takes 0% of what you earn.
“11:10 on a late shift is a win, Leo. Tonight the 10:30 version. Protein first thing, like the last fourteen days.”
Protein at breakfast · 14 of 14
A client’s week · Leo
The phone is Leo’s, twelve weeks into a fat-loss block. Everything here happens without a message from you, until the one that matters.
“11:10 on a late shift is a win, Leo. Tonight the 10:30 version. Protein first thing, like the last fourteen days.”
Protein at breakfast · 14 of 14
Your block, broken into daily behaviours with cues and tiny versions. Protein and steps ticked from the wrist during the day; the sleep habit due tonight. The arc shows the week, not a wall of red.
How hard was it, what got in the way. “Late shift” and “screens” on the sleep habit, three Thursdays running, is the pattern that fixes his recovery, and it took two taps to capture.
Weight on Mondays, waist on the first, a progress photo every fortnight, requested on schedule and charted as a trend. The photo hands off to the phone camera from the watch in one press.
Readings & captures →The companion answers in your approach: protein first, no anxiety. It knows your uploaded guides, it answers in his language, and it hands you anything medical with the thread.
The client-side AI →The assistant drafted touches for the three clients whose week said something. You approved them in the queue with your coffee. Each one lands with your face and one button.
Watch a nudge land →The ring closes on the watch mid-cooldown. The assistant drafts your “say something”. Compliance you used to chase in DMs is now a habit he is proud of.
Start free · run the rosterDeep use cases
Online rosters, sold programmes, nutrition adherence and the in-person client between sessions. The tabs turn on their own; tap one to stay.
Weekly check-in forms in one tool, photos in a chat app, weigh-ins in a spreadsheet, and Sunday night spent working out who is quietly drifting.
Every client’s habits, readings and photos land in one profile. Health scores rank the roster by who is slipping; the attention board opens on them. Weekly check-ins are two taps on the client’s phone, not a form they abandon. Sunday night becomes ten minutes of approving drafted nudges.
A 12-week block people ask about every day. Selling it means a checkout tool, a delivery tool, a chat group and a fee on every sale.
Build the block once in the Journey Studio, publish the offer page with checkout, put the link in your bio. Buyers land in the app with your face on the welcome and the first week scheduled. You keep 100% of the price; Stripe passes through at cost.
Food logging fails by week three for almost everyone. What you actually need is whether the three behaviours you agreed happened, and what got in the way when they did not.
Protein at breakfast, vegetables at two meals, no eating after nine: three habits with two-tap check-ins. Obstacles surface as patterns (“work lunch”, “kids’ leftovers”) and the companion answers the restaurant question in your philosophy at 7pm on a Tuesday.
Two sessions a week are perfect. The other 166 hours decide the result, and right now they belong to nobody.
Steps, protein and sleep as wrist taps; a nudge with your face the evening before a session; the weigh-in on Monday so the session opens with data instead of “how was your week?”. Your calendar and Zoom links sync both ways for the remote weeks.
Your side · Tuesday
The web and iOS coach app, on a real morning. The roster, ranked. The drafts, waiting. The brief for tomorrow, written.
Health scores move with completions, check-ins, sessions and messages, so the dashboard opens on the two people who are slipping and the one hitting a milestone tonight, not on a table of everyone. The assistant has already drafted the touches; you approve, edit or skip.
Every completion, every reading, every check-in word Leo typed at 9pm. The pattern that took you three sessions to notice is a chart now, and the assistant has put the sentence under it.
What moved, what stalled, their own words from the week, and the thread the assistant suggests you pull. Two minutes of reading replaces fifteen of prep. On Scale, every session gets one automatically.
How the assistant works →Three quiet days drafts a nudge in your voice. A milestone drafts a celebration. A new client gets your welcome sequence. Rules run every morning; nothing sends without your tap unless you say so.
Plans with automation →The behavioural loop
Check-in, reading, nudge, milestone. For a fitness client the loop is protein, steps and sleep on a wrist, a Monday weigh-in, and your face on Friday morning. Adherence stops being a lecture and becomes a streak.
Integrations
Calendar, video, payments, messaging and the platforms your audience lives on. Nothing to re-buy.
Where you land
Unlimited clients, health scores, readings and photos on schedule, the Journey Studio for your blocks, and payments with 0% platform fee. Solo covers a roster of up to 20 for $79.
Founding 100 · the first hundred paid coaches lock 40% off for life. The counter is on the pricing page.
The full-time solo practice. Where most coaches should land.
Questions
Fourteen days free. Invite one client tonight and watch the Monday weigh-in ask for itself.
Start free · 14 daysNo card to start. Your first client can be in tonight.