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Stica Coach · for coaches

Coaching happens in the room. Change happens after it.

Free while it is being tested, no card needed.

Stica Coach works in that gap. It writes the session up, raises a check-in with your client on a date you choose, and has their answer waiting for you before you next meet.

Free while it is being tested. No card, and no password: one link to your email signs you in and sets you up the first time.

this is the actual screen

The client's page on a phone: what they agreed to last session, and three answer buttons reading I did it, Not yet, and I've let this one go. The client's page on a phone: what they agreed to last session, and three answer buttons reading I did it, Not yet, and I've let this one go.
What your client sees. One tap, and that is the whole ask.

What you get

You walk in already knowing where the friction is.

Your client's answers come back before the next session, in the order that matters. The hour then goes on the work instead of the recap.

Be in the conversation, not half in your notebook.

One client's page in Stica Coach: their last session, each thing they committed to, and the answers that have come back so far. One client's page in Stica Coach: their last session, each thing they committed to, and the answers that have come back so far.
One client, opened before you next see them. What they agreed to, and what came back to each one.

First

Anything overdue

Something they agreed to, with a date on it, and the date has gone by.

Then

Whatever they had not got to

Not a failure, and not a telling-off. It is the most useful thing you could open with.

Then

The thing you left open

The thread that got raised, went nowhere on the day, and is worth coming back to.

How it works

Four steps, and you hold the pen at every one

  1. 1

    Hand it the transcript

    Record the session with whatever you already use, then upload the text your recording app wrote, or paste it in. Stica does not read audio yet, and it says so rather than making a mess of it.

  2. 2

    It writes up what happened

    Particularly the four things that decide whether anything comes of the hour: what your client committed to, what the first small step is, when they are going to take it, and what got left open.

  3. 3

    You edit it, in your own words

    Change any of it, or all of it. Nothing reaches your client until you press release. It goes out under your name, so it should read like you.

  4. 4

    The check-in goes out on your date

    You pick when. Your client gets an email carrying a link and nothing else, opens their own page, and answers in one tap.

The deal

It is free while it is being tested, and that is the whole offer.

You use it on real clients. You tell me what is wrong with it. I fix it.

There is no price on this page because there is nothing to sell yet. What I need at this stage is coaches finding the holes, not customers.

Built by one person. What you tell me changes it.

Got a client whose next session you would put through it?

Sign in and have a go, or email me and I will set it up with you.