For independent endurance coaches

No one slips

The CRM built for endurance coaches. TrainingPeaks was built to write sessions, not manage a roster, and its per-athlete pricing taxes you for growing one. A WhatsApp thread with a spreadsheet stapled to it was never going to scale past a dozen athletes either. This is the one place the whole relationship lives — enquiry, active block, the one who has quietly stopped logging.

No card. Cancel whenever — your athletes and history stay put.

You are not managing training plans. You are managing thirty relationships.

Training software assumes the hard part is writing the sessions. It is not. The hard part is the enquiry you never replied to, the athlete you have not spoken to in a month, and the one whose last four weeks quietly stopped adding up.

So this is built like a CRM and not like a plan editor. Every person has a stage, a history and a next step. The roster reorders itself overnight around whoever needs you, and what is left is the part only you can do — the phone call, the cutback week, the honest conversation.

Every morning, before they run:

One place for the whole book, not a folder of plans per athlete.

  • Every enquiry on a board, from first message to first session — nobody lost in an inbox.
  • A roster ordered by who needs you today, not alphabetically.
  • Red flags that fire on the pattern over weeks, so a relationship cools where you can see it.
  • Plans, check-ins and messages filed against the person, not scattered across four apps.

The relationship, end to end

Four stages, and a screen for each one

  1. Enquiry

    Someone asks about coaching. Name, goal, where they came from — on the board before the reply is sent, with the clock running on time-in-stage.

  2. Onboarding

    Discovery call, trial week, proposal. Each move advances the card and resets the stale timer, so a lead that has sat for three weeks says so.

  3. Active

    They convert and become an athlete. Load, plans, check-ins and every comment file themselves against the person from that day forward.

  4. Needs attention

    Compliance slips, readiness drops, a flag fires, a race closes in. The roster reorders itself overnight and the relationship surfaces before it lapses.

Roster

The book of business, ranked. Fitness, readiness, compliance, next race and open flags on one row — so “who needs me today” is a glance, not an audit.

Pipeline

Enquiries as cards through discovery, trial and proposal. Stale ones are marked, converted ones link straight through to the athlete they became.

Signal

Acute-to-chronic load computed nightly from Strava, a CSV or a typed session. Red flags fire on the pattern over weeks, never on one bad Tuesday.

Bring your roster over

Invite the athletes you already coach, put your open enquiries on the board, and connect Strava or drop in a CSV to build the history. 14 days, no card, nothing to uninstall.