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A schedule in your head is a bad schedule

Four messengers, a calendar that exists only in your memory, and a client base living in your phone contacts. Arranging lessons eats more hours than teaching them.

  • A profile with prices, specialisations and venues — findable and bookable
  • A schedule you fill in once that then runs itself
  • Holidays and one-off slots marked separately, your normal week untouched
  • Reviews attach to you, not to the club
A coach page: price per lesson, what they teach and where they work.
A coach page answers the only question a student has: can you fix my backhand.
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  • 24/7online booking
  • 13+languages for foreign students

What you get

The part of coaching that is not coaching

  • A profile that answers for you

    Background and career, how you work, prices for private and group lessons, languages, venues, contacts. A student decides before writing to you rather than after three messages.

  • Specialisation

    Who you work with and what you fix — from beginners to competitive level, from stroke technique to tactics. These tags are how the right students find you.

  • A bookable schedule

    Mark the hours you are willing to give to lessons. The student picks a time, the slot closes. No more agreeing times by message.

  • Holidays and one-off slots

    Away for a week — close those days. Happy to teach on a Saturday outside your usual hours — add it. Your normal week stays where it was.

  • Groups and clinics

    A session for four or a beginner clinic for twelve. Places fill themselves and reminders go to everyone.

  • Reviews and rating

    They accumulate on your profile. Change club and the reputation moves with you.

Schedule

Hours you actually have, not hours someone thinks you have

You open the hours you can teach and close the ones you cannot. A student takes a free one and it leaves the grid immediately, so the schedule everyone sees is always the current one.

A coach editing their own schedule: open hours, booked hours and hours closed off.
The coach opens and closes hours themselves, and the grid is always current.

Getting started

Four steps to your first booking

  1. Create the profile

    "Take from profile" fills in your name, photo, city and contacts. Edit anything by hand afterwards.

  2. Add venues and specialisation

    The clubs where you teach and what you work on. This is what the filter searches.

  3. Fill in your schedule

    The hours you are willing to give to lessons, and the lengths — an hour, ninety minutes. Two different offers, and the student picks at booking.

  4. Take bookings

    The student picks a time. All that is left is turning up.

Coach questions

What does it cost?

The profile, the schedule and taking bookings are free. Some features can sit behind a subscription. Whatever you have agreed with a club stays between you and the club — we do not sit in the middle.

Do I need an app account?

The profile works without one — half of all coaches hear about the app from their students. But without a linked account nobody can book a lesson with you, so linking is worth it.

Group sessions and clinics?

Yes. A group session has a capacity, places fill themselves, and reminders go to everyone signed up.

Whose client base is it?

Yours. The history attaches to the profile and travels with it between venues.

What about holidays?

Mark those days closed. Your normal week is not broken by it: come back and it carries on as before.

The profile takes about ten minutes

Probably the best-paid ten minutes in your schedule.