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For coaches · winter 2026

See what your clients do between lessons

A free coaching account in the same app your clients already use. You see their rounds, simulator sessions and practice — and assign the next drill without waiting for the next lesson.

We're looking for a few coaches to try it this winter. No subscription, no fee.

The coaching screen: a needs-you list — one client played a simulator round, another failed a drill twice, a third hasn't practised in ten days and a fourth's handicap dropped — with your groups below.

Needs you — from the design mockups

The deal, in one line

You get a free coaching account. You bring your clients and bill them however you already do. No money moves through the app, in either direction.

Free for you

No seat to pay for, no subscription, no fee per client.

Your clients, your billing

Bank transfer, the club, whatever you use today. The app shows no prices and no "pay here" button.

Free for your clients

Everything to do with the coach is on the free tier. A client does not need a subscription to be in your group.

We take nothing from you

No commission, no cut of your lessons. Your relationship with the client is yours.

What you get

All of it built from what your clients log anyway. No asking for screenshots, no "did you practise?".

Needs you

A short list of who to look at today: a new round, a failed drill, a quiet week, a handicap change.

Rounds, hole by hole

Score, putts, greens and fairways on every hole — not just the total.

Simulator sessions

Sim rounds and sessions show up with everything else, so the winter counts too.

Practice and how it went

Whether the drill was done, which sets, and whether it passed its test.

Assign drills

From the library or your own, to one client or the whole group. It lands in the client's practice plan.

Sunday summary

One notification per group: who practised, who played, who hasn't been seen.

The round

See what actually happened

The client says "91, putting was bad". The card says five three-putts, three of them from outside eight metres. That's the conversation worth having in the next lesson.

Simulator rounds and course rounds sit side by side.

A simulator round of 91, hole by hole: par, score, putts and greens on the front nine, and a summary of 36 putts, 6 of 18 greens, 8 of 14 fairways and 2 penalties.

The round, hole by hole — from the design mockups

Practice

A drill with a test, not "work on your putting"

Every drill in the library has a pass/fail test, so "did they do it?" answers itself. You can write your own too — only you and the clients in your groups can see them.

A week later you see which sets were done and how they went.

Assign a drill: a putting drill with a test selected, three sets with two days' rest, sent to one client or the whole group.

Assign a drill — from the design mockups

Sunday

The week in one line

On Sunday evening you get one notification per group: how many practised, how many rounds, who passed a drill and who hasn't been seen.

Counted from the data, nothing more. What you do with it is up to you.

A lock screen on Sunday evening with two notifications, one per group: how many practised, rounds played and drills passed, and who hasn't practised.

The Sunday summary — from the design mockups

The screens are from the pilot's design mockups, drawn in an earlier Icelandic build of the app. Names and numbers are examples, not real golfers.

How it works

You sign up here

Your name and how to reach you. We call or write and talk through whether it fits you.

We switch on your coaching account

You install the app and create an account like any golfer. We turn coaching on for you.

You share one link

You create a group, say "Winter group 2026", and share its link wherever you already talk to your clients.

Want to take part this winter?

Sign up and we'll be in touch. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

How can we reach you? email, phone or both

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