Filled wedge: todayArc: target
Wheel of Life
15 minOne wheel showing which area is not getting the room it deserves.
Overview
Client records, engagement plans and scheduling on one side. On the other, the tools you work through with your client while you are both still in the room. Coachlane holds both.
This is the real tool, not a screenshot. Drag the scores, or focus a segment and use the arrow keys.
The flow
Setting Coachlane up does not take a weekend. There are three steps.
A first and last name is enough. E-mail, phone, city and notes are optional. Upload your coaching agreement as a PDF if you use one; if you do not, you are never asked for it again.
A chemistry call, or a package of eight? Pick the plan, put the sessions on the calendar, and the progress count takes care of itself.
Open the Wheel of Life on screen and fill it in with your client. The summary lands on their record, and the next session picks up from there.
Average
5.8
Two lowest areasFun and social life 3/Physical and mental health 4
Tools
The tools coaches have spent years drawing on paper, or trying to keep in a spreadsheet, are now on your screen. Every one is made to be filled in with your client while you are both still in the room, and every one is saved to that client and nobody else. 23 of them, across personal, student and manager coaching.
Filled wedge: todayArc: target
One wheel showing which area is not getting the room it deserves.
Topic
Speaking up in meetings
One agreed action, with a date and how much they believe in it.
Internal
Strengths
Can open the hard conversation
Room to grow
Takes on every job alone
External
Opportunities
A new team is forming
Threats
The budget call was deferred
The reverse reading that says what the first list did not.
Decision
Which role
| Options | Learning5 | Family3 | Ranking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stay put | 6 | 9 | 57 |
| New team | 9 | 5 | 60 |
| Outside offer | 8 | 3 | 49 |
Not a decision. A question.
Ranked options, and the real question if the result feels wrong.
Open
Blind
Hidden
Unknown
The blind pane: what others see and they do not.
Ten ranked values, and how much of each one actually gets lived.
Be Perfect5
Please Others4.5
Be Strong3
Hurry Up2
Try Hard1.5
The two drivers that take over under pressure, with the cues that give them away.
A distribution across four colours, with a reading of the dominant and secondary pair.
Make team meetings shorter
Progress67%
A list that stays alive between sessions and gets ticked off.
Up close
The Wheel of Life is where a session opens, and the goal board is the one list that does not close between sessions. Both are here as they really are.
It starts with eight areas and takes anything from four to twelve. Each area gets a score for today, an optional target, and a short note. Save it and the average plus the two lowest areas land on the client's overview, ready to sit beside the previous wheel next session.
Blue is where the client is today, the red arc is the target. The scores themselves are never red, because a low area is not wrong, it is just quiet.
Make team meetings shorter
Progress67%
Write the goal, add the actions under it. Tick actions off and the progress figure follows on its own. One list that stays alive between sessions instead of closing at the end of each one.
Students
Alongside the coaching instruments, preparing somebody for an exam has work of its own. None of it is a separate product; it sits inside the same client record.
Pick a ready exam shape or describe your own: how many questions in each subject, and how many wrong answers cancel a right one. You type the right, wrong and blank counts, and the score comes out. The penalty rule is yours rather than ours, so an exam board changing its format, or a student sitting another country’s paper, does not quietly make the arithmetic wrong.
Papers are matched on their shape, so two different exams never land on the same chart. The line you are looking at is really one exam over time.
You paste the syllabus from your own list. We author no curriculum, because whichever order the publisher used is the right order. Each topic sits in one of four states, and in the last two minutes of a session you mark the ones for this week. At the end of it, how many were asked for and how many moved reads as one line.
The nerves sheet asks what the body and the mind do before an exam, during it and after. The review sheet opens the lost questions one by one and ends on the single sentence that carries into the next paper.
Record who is paying and you get a summary you can hand over: how many sessions, how many hours, and between which dates. Session notes, goals and instrument work stay out of it, because those belong to the student. The parent has no account here and reads nothing.
Pricing
See what you would pay before you sign up. The free plan works today and asks for no card. The paid prices are written here too.
Free
$0
No end date, no card details
Starter
$7
per month · tax added at checkout
Pro
$13
per month · tax added at checkout
Starter and Pro cannot be bought yet, because no payment processing is wired up. The prices are here anyway: before you move your records somewhere, you have a right to know what you will be asked to pay later.
Anyone who signs up before billing opens pays this price for the first twelve months.
Prices are shown for the country you are in. Billing will follow the card as well: a Turkish card pays in lira, everyone else in dollars.
Questions