For life coaches
Hold your clients to their word all week.
The commitments made on the call rarely survive the week. Helping sends the weekly intention and follow-up check-ins for you over SMS and Telegram, so accountability does not end when the session does — and your clients never download a thing.
The problem
The insight lands on the call. The work happens after you hang up
A coaching session ends, the client leaves with clarity and a commitment, and then the week happens. By the time the next call comes around, the commitment has softened, the intention has slipped, and neither of you can quite remember what was agreed. The gap between sessions is where most coaching quietly unravels — not for lack of motivation, but for lack of a nudge.
So you try to hold the thread yourself. A message here, a follow-up there, a spreadsheet of who said what and whether they did it. It works for two clients. At ten it becomes a second job, and the clients who need the accountability most are the ones who stop replying first.
Helping carries the commitment through the week. You set the check-ins once, in your name and your voice, and Helping sends them on schedule, logs every reply, and follows up with the clients who go quiet — so the accountability you established on the call actually lasts until the next one.
How it works
How Helping works for life coaches
Set the check-ins once. Helping sends them on schedule, in your name, and brings every reply back to one dashboard.
- Weekly intention check-ins
- “What is the one thing you are committing to this week?” sent the day after your call, with the reply stored word-for-word so you both see exactly what was agreed.
- Mid-week follow-ups
- A short “how is the commitment going?” nudge halfway through, sent automatically and matched to the right client. The yes or no is logged; the free-text reply is kept for you to read.
- Accountability in their own words
- Clients reply in the messaging apps they already use, writing as they actually think. You see “had a hard week, only managed two of the four” exactly as written — not a forced five-point scale.
- Quiet follow-up when they go quiet
- When a client misses a check-in, Helping follows up on the next channel after the timeout you set, then gives you a heads-up if they still have not replied.
- One calm view of every client
- Open your phone to a colour-coded list of who has replied, who is waiting, and who has gone quiet this week. The chasing is already done; you do the coaching.
- SMS and Telegram, your voice
- Check-ins carry your name and your wording, never the word “Helping”. SMS works on every phone; Telegram gives tap-to-reply buttons and is free to send. WhatsApp Business is coming.
A week with Helping
What a week looks like
Tuesday evening, your call with Daniel ends with one commitment: he will journal for ten minutes each morning before work. You do not add it to a to-do list. You open Helping, set a 7am check-in for the rest of the week — “did you journal this morning?” — and put your phone down.
Wednesday 7am, the check-in goes out automatically. Daniel replies at 7:08: yes. Thursday, yes. Friday, he replies in his own words: “missed it, ran late for a meeting, did it at lunch instead.” Helping logs it and leaves it for you. You read it over coffee, not at 7am.
By your next call you have the full week in front of you — five prompts sent, four replies, one free-text note — without sending a single message yourself. You spend the session on the pattern, not on reconstructing what happened. That is the point.
Why switch
Why life coaches switch to Helping
- Accountability that lasts the whole week, not just the hour you are on the call
- Clients reply by SMS and Telegram — no app to download, no login, nothing to teach them
- Every check-in goes out on time and every reply is logged, so nothing slips between sessions
FAQ
Questions life coaches ask before signing up
Set it once. They check in. You stay on top of it.
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