Slide Practice for life coaches

The session is the easy part. It is everything after, the recap, the action items, the follow up, that quietly eats your evenings. Slide Practice writes that part for you, so your clients feel held without you losing your night.

Slide is an added listing, not a move. Keep your own website, socials, and booking tools, add Slide alongside them, list your own links on your profile, and export everything anytime. No exclusivity, ever.

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The work does not end when the call does

You just finished an hour that mattered. Someone cried, or got honest, or finally said the thing they have circled for weeks. You felt it too. Then the call ends and you sit there, full of what just happened, knowing you still owe them a recap, a couple of action items, and a follow up note while it is fresh.

So you do it. You write the email, you list what they committed to, you remember the exact phrase they used so you can hold it up at the next session. It is good work, and it is also the third hour of admin that turned a fully booked day into a long one. Skip it and the next session opens cold. Do it and your day never really closes.

This is the part of life coaching that no one warns you about. The coaching is the part you love. The remembering, the writing, the staying on top of it for every client at once, that is the part that wears you down.

How Slide writes the part after the session

Record the session, or upload the audio after, with your client's clear consent. In about a minute, Slide drafts three things: a plain recap of what happened, the action items you and your client agreed to, and a follow up email ready to send. You read it, fix anything that is off, add a personal line, and send. The hour of admin becomes a couple of minutes of review.

Nothing leaves without you. You stay the voice your client hears, and you stay in charge of what gets kept. The point is not to take you out of the work. It is to hand you back the evening you used to spend typing up what you already lived through. You can see exactly how the recap is built on the AI session recaps page.

And because the recap holds the client's own words, your next session can open where the last one ended. You sit down already knowing the thread to pull, instead of spending the first ten minutes warming back up.

The rest of your practice, in one place

The recap is the heart of it. A few other things sit around it so you are not stitching five tools together.

• One booking link. Share a single link and let clients pick a time that is actually open. No back and forth, no double bookings.
• A private client portal. Each client gets one quiet place to find their recaps, action items and next session. They stop emailing you to ask where things are, and you stop digging through your inbox.
• Sliding scale rates. Set tiered prices so the people who need a lower rate can take it without an awkward conversation. More on the sliding scale rates page.
• Programs and multi session arcs (coming). Soon you will group sessions into a journey when your work runs over weeks or months, instead of treating every call as a one off.

Made for accessible, consent first practice

A lot of life coaching is about meeting people where they are, including on price. Sliding scale rates let you offer a few tiers openly, so a client can quietly choose what works for them. It keeps your door open to people who would otherwise talk themselves out of starting.

Recording is consent first, always. You ask, you get a clear yes, and only then do you record. If a client would rather not be recorded, that session simply is not, and you write a short note by hand instead. Your clients and your data are yours. You can delete a recording or a recap whenever you want.

An honest look at where Slide stands

Slide Practice is new. It is live, founder-led and built in Manila by a small team. We come from a business and software background, not a coaching one, which is exactly why the recap was built first: it is the chore coaches told us hurt most. There are real gaps worth naming up front.

If your most painful chore is the writing after each session, Slide is built squarely for you. If what you need most today is an all in one with a deep history, an established tool may fit better right now, and that is a fair call. You can compare the trade offs honestly on our vs Paperbell page.