Ten modules that live where the session lives: next to the video call and the client's history.
Beyond the 271+ tools in the catalogue, there are ten modules built for the exact moment of the session. They sit alongside the video call, so you open them while you talk, and whatever gets worked on stays in that person's workspace.
They are not separate applications you have to invite the client into, or export results out of so they do not get lost.
For what does not fit a structured tool: drawing the situation as the client sees it.
Written during the session, not from memory half an hour later.
Agreements and progress in columns, moving in front of the client.
For when what matters is the relationships, not the list.
What was worked on and when, in one line.
Ready-made structures to fill in on screen.
Where everything for that person accumulates, session after session.
Bringing a video or an external resource inside the session.
See and edit your caseload as a table, without opening records one by one.
Jotting something down without breaking the thread of the conversation.
It is not that it draws better than Miro. It is that it is not a separate application. It lives next to the video call, that client's history and the tools, so there is no other tab to open, no invitation to another platform, and nothing to remember to export so it does not get lost.
When the whiteboard is external, what was drawn in the session ends up in an account the client never opens again. When it lives inside, it ends up in their file.
The other nine modules produce something. The workspace is where it stays. Everything worked on with a person accumulates there: what they completed in each tool, what was drawn, the notes, their goals.
It is what means the next session does not start from zero or depend on you remembering. And it is the difference between having tools and having a process.
For what does not fit a structured tool. A diagram, a relationship between two things, a map of the situation as the client sees it. What gets drawn stays in their workspace.
It is not a separate application. It lives where the session lives, so there is no other tab to open or platform to invite the client into. We compare it in detail in CoachPro vs Miro.
The space where everything worked on with that person accumulates, session after session. It is what means the next session does not start from zero.
No. All ten are included on the three plans: monthly 30 USD, annual 157 USD or Lifetime 297 USD as a one-off.
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