You change lives one hour at a time, and then Tuesday happens. GrowthArc is built for the life coach whose real product is momentum: habits your clients can hold, check-ins that take two taps, nudges in your voice, and a morning read of exactly who needs you.
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“Half a page is a page, Sam. Same chair tomorrow, and the week closes.”
Evening pages · kept 7 of 7
A client’s week · Sam
The phone is Sam’s. Six moments between Thursday’s session and the next one, and where you are in each.
“Half a page is a page, Sam. Same chair tomorrow, and the week closes.”
Evening pages · kept 7 of 7
Sam opens the app to the day and nothing else: the walk already ticked from the wrist, the pages due at nine, the week drawn as a curve instead of a guilt calendar.
How hard was it, what got in the way. “Too tired” at 9:31 on the third Tuesday is a pattern you will see before Sam does, and the half page gets logged instead of lost.
You asked for one number a night. Seven weeks of sevens after a month of fours is the evidence session five never had.
How readings work →The companion is trained on your philosophy and speaks in your voice. It reframes, it offers the tiny version, and it hands you anything that needs a human, with the thread attached.
The client-side AI →Drafted by the assistant from the week’s pattern, approved by you with one tap this morning. It quotes the plan you made together and asks for exactly one doable thing.
Watch a nudge land →The ring closes on the phone and the wrist. Day 3, 7 and 66 are celebrated when they are real, and the assistant drafts your “say something” for the morning.
Start free · be MayaDeep use cases
Each one is a real week, what GrowthArc does in it, and the pieces it uses. The tabs turn on their own; tap one to stay.
A client stops logging on Sunday. In most practices nobody notices until Thursday’s empty chair. By then the story they tell themselves is “I failed at this too”.
The health score drops on day two, the attention board puts them at the top on day three, and the assistant has a nudge drafted in your voice: the two-minute version, no judgement. You approve it over coffee. Most quiet clients log that night.
Session four produces a real insight: “I never give myself the first hour.” It is true, it is moving, and by Monday it is a memory.
Before they leave the call you turn it into a habit with a cue and a tiny version, schedule the check-ins, and the Journey Studio drafts the phase around it. On Monday it is a row on their phone, a tap on their wrist, and a check-in Tuesday night that asks what got in the way.
Travel, a sick child, a holiday. The routine collapses and the client comes back embarrassed, which is the actual reason they stop.
One tap switches a client to tiny versions for the week, nudges change register to “keep the identity, skip the routine”, and the milestone arc holds rather than resets. They come back with a streak, not an apology.
People keep asking “how do I work with you?” and the honest answer is a discovery call you do not have time for.
Build the 30-day journey once, publish the offer page with checkout, and put the link in your bio. Buyers land in the app with your face on the welcome; the cohort runs on nudges and check-ins; you keep 100% of the price.
Your side · Tuesday
The web and iOS coach app, on a real morning. Eight minutes, mostly approving.
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 Sam 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. The loop is what turns a Thursday insight into a Tuesday behaviour, and it runs on the client’s phone and wrist whether or not you are awake.
Integrations
Calendar, video, payments, messaging and the platforms your audience lives on. Nothing to re-buy.
Where you land
Unlimited clients, health scores with quiet-client alerts, the Journey Studio, payments and 300 assistant actions a month. Solo covers a part-time practice of up to 20 clients for $79.
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The full-time solo practice. Where most coaches should land.
Questions
Fourteen days free. One client, one habit, one nudge, and feel the difference in a week.
Start free · 14 daysNo card to start. Your first client can be in tonight.