Your clients leave a session lighter and meet their inbox ten minutes later. GrowthArc keeps the practice going in the gap: sleep and stress habits as two-second wrist taps, readings that show the trend, and your voice at the moment the old pattern returns.
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“Twenty minutes of reading and a better night. That is the loop, Noor, not willpower. Same book tonight.”
10-minute breath · 28 of 30
A client’s week · Noor
The phone is Noor’s, a month into a burnout-recovery programme. Watch the habits carry what the session started.
“Twenty minutes of reading and a better night. That is the loop, Noor, not willpower. Same book tonight.”
10-minute breath · 28 of 30
Morning light and the breath already ticked from the wrist. The wind-down due at 9:30 with its cue written in. No badges, no guilt, one screen.
“Work email” and “worry loop” on the wind-down habit, four nights out of seven. That is the session, and Noor wrote it. The half-win (reading instead) is logged, not lost.
One number each morning, self-reported today; connected wearables are on the roadmap. Six point one to seven point two over two weeks is the evidence that the programme is working when it doesn’t feel like it.
Wearables → readings, coming →The companion answers in your approach with the exact breath you teach, then points at the book. Anything that sounds like a symptom goes to you with the thread, immediately.
The client-side AI →The assistant read the week, drafted this in your voice, and you approved it this morning. Timing is the message: it lands before the phone would have been picked up.
Watch a nudge land →Twenty-eight of thirty breaths. The milestone lands where the action happened, on the wrist, and the assistant drafts your note for the morning. Calm has a streak now.
Start free · hold the weekDeep use cases
Burnout recovery, sleep, corporate wellbeing and the relapse. Each with what GrowthArc does and the pieces it uses.
The client leaves calmer and opens their laptop in the car park. Nothing you said travels into the day where the stress actually lives.
Three anchors as habits with cues: morning light, a breath after lunch, a screen-free wind-down. Two-tap check-ins name the obstacle each night. Nudges arrive five minutes before the cue, with your face. The fortnight chart shows the pattern, and the companion carries your protocol into 11pm.
“How did you sleep this week?” gets “fine, I think”. You need the trend, they need to see it, and nobody wants a sleep diary.
One reading each morning: hours, or a ten-point quality scale, asked on schedule and logged from the wrist in two seconds. Charted for both of you; the brief before each session names the pattern. Wearable readings from Apple Health and others are on the roadmap and will land in the same chart.
A company buys a twelve-week wellbeing programme for forty staff. They want engagement numbers; the staff want privacy; you want one place to run it.
A cohort (early access) with shared curriculum and per-member progress, a journey everyone follows, and nudges that go to the group in your voice. You report participation in aggregate; individual check-ins and messages stay between each person and you.
The first month goes beautifully. Then a deadline lands and the client stops logging, embarrassed, and drifts before the next session.
The health score drops on day two; the attention board flags them on day three with a drafted nudge that says “skip the routine, keep the identity”. Tiny versions for a week; the milestone arc holds. They return with a streak intact rather than an apology.
Your side · Tuesday
The web and iOS coach app, on a real morning. Ten minutes, most of it 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 Noor 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 wellness client the loop is a breath on a wrist, a number each morning, your face before the cue, and a ring that closes on day thirty.
Integrations
Calendar, video, payments, messaging and the platforms your audience lives on. Nothing to re-buy.
Where you land
Unlimited clients, readings on schedule, health scores with quiet-client alerts, the Journey Studio and payments. Solo fits a part-time practice of up to 20 clients.
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Questions
Fourteen days free. One client, one wind-down habit, and a sleep reading that asks for itself tomorrow morning.
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