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The work between sessions is where it shows
Your clients are executives, founders, and managers. They run on clarity and follow through, and they judge you by the same standard. The hour of coaching is rarely the problem. The gap is everything around it: the recap that never quite gets written, the action items that live only in your head, the follow up email you mean to send and send three days late.
When a client opens their inbox after a session and finds a tidy summary, the decisions you reached, and exactly what they agreed to do by when, the whole engagement feels different. It feels like working with someone organized. That impression compounds across a quarter, and it is most of what separates a coach who gets renewed from one who does not.
Slide Practice is built around that exact gap. It is software for solo coaches, and its core job is to take the session you just finished and hand you the written work that usually eats your evening.
How the recap works
Record the session, or upload the recording afterward. In about a minute, Slide drafts three things for you:
- The recap. A clean summary of what you covered, in plain language, ready to read.
- The action items. What your client committed to, and what you said you would send or prepare, pulled out as a clear list.
- The follow up email. A short message you can send your client, written from the session, not a template.
You review it, fix anything that needs fixing, and send. The point is not to replace your judgment. It is to remove the blank page. A ten minute writing task becomes a two minute review, and it happens right after the session instead of at the end of a long day when the details have already started to fade.
Recording is consent first. Your client agrees before anything is captured, and the recordings and notes are yours. You can read more about how AI session recaps handle that.
Built for the way you already work
You do not change your coaching to use Slide. You keep your method, your video tool, and your client relationships. Slide just writes up the part you were going to write anyway, and does it while the session is fresh.
Programs for structured engagements
Executive and business coaching often runs as a defined arc: a ninety day leadership engagement, a six session onboarding for a new manager, a quarterly cadence with a founder. Programs let you lay that structure out once, so each client moves through the same shape while you still tailor the work to the person in front of you. They keep a long engagement from drifting, and make the path obvious to a client who likes to see where things are going.
Booking and the client portal
Share one booking link and let clients pick a time that you have opened. No back and forth on email, no double booked slots. You can read how booking fits into the rest of the tools.
Each client also gets a private portal where their recaps and action items live in one place. Instead of a buried email thread, your client has a single tidy record of the engagement. For a busy executive who lost your last summary somewhere in a thousand message inbox, that alone is worth a lot.
Slide also supports sliding scale rates, which matters more for some practices than others. If you sometimes flex your fee, for a founder early in their company or a referral you want to take on, you can set that without an awkward side conversation.
You keep 100% of what you earn
Slide takes no commission, on any plan, ever. There is no per session cut and no transaction skim. Every new coach starts with a 7-day Pro trial, no card. Plans are flat: Starter at $14.99 a month, Pro at $29.99 a month, and Max at $49.99 a month. There are two optional add ons, Auto Join at $1.99 per session and extra recaps at $0.99 each, and you only touch those if you need them. The full breakdown is on the pricing page.
An honest picture of where Slide stands
It would be easy to tell you Slide does everything. It does not, and you should know the gaps before you commit your practice to it.
- It is not a payment processor. For now you still collect payments your own way, with PayPal or whatever you already use. Slide does not move the money.
- It does not find you clients. Slide has no marketing engine and no lead generation. It does not do anything to win you business. It handles the work after a client is yours.
- It is new. Slide is built by a team of three, founder-led from Manila, and it is live. We come from a business and software background, not a coaching one, which is why the product sticks to the operational work and stays out of your actual coaching.
If you want a long established platform with a deep set of accountability and client management features, a tool like CoachAccountable has years of head start and a broader feature surface than Slide does today. Slide is the newer, narrower bet: it is built tightly around the recap, it is faster to set up, and it takes no commission, ever. Which one fits depends on what you actually need. There is a fair, side by side look on the vs CoachAccountable page.
| What you need | Slide Practice | An established platform |
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| AI recap, action items, and follow up from a session | Core feature, drafted in about a minute | Often manual, or not the focus |
| Programs and multi session arcs | Yes | Yes, sometimes with deeper structure |
| Booking and a client portal | Yes | Yes |
| Deep accountability and client management history | Lighter today, newer product | More mature, years of build |
| Payments handled inside the tool | Not yet, you collect your own way | Often built in |
| Cut taken from your earnings | No commission, ever | Varies by tool |
The honest stage
Slide Practice is live. Founding access is open now. The founding group is capped at 30 coaches, who get Pro at $19 a month for their first 12 months, then $29.99. That is the whole offer. No fake countdown, no invented waitlist of thousands. If a business coaching practice on a clean recap routine sounds like the right early bet for you, the list below is how you join it.
Does Slide Practice get me new coaching clients?
No. Slide Practice does not do marketing or lead generation, and it will not find clients for you. It handles the work after a client is yours: recaps, action items, follow ups, booking, and a client portal. Finding clients stays on you.
I coach executives over video. Will the recap work for that?
Yes. You record or upload the session and Slide drafts the recap, the action items, and a follow up email in about a minute. You review and edit before anything is sent. Recording is consent first, so your client agrees before you capture anything.
Can I run a structured multi session program?
Yes. Programs let you lay out a multi session arc, like a ninety day leadership engagement, so each client moves through the same structure while you still adjust the work per person.
Does Slide Practice take a cut of what I earn?
No. Slide takes no commission, on any plan, ever. For now Slide is not a payment processor, so you still collect payments your own way, for example with PayPal.