The Intelligent Assistant

Harry knows your week.

An assistant inside the app that reads what you have logged, remembers what you have told him, and turns a morning into a plan with the hours blocked out. Talk to him, or type.

A real conversation, recorded in the app

  1. 1Locked in. 6:00 to 7:00 tomorrow, every minute you gave him
  2. 2Skill work last. Wall ball at 6:35, when the body is warm
  3. 3He kept the water. You left it out, so he put it first, before the clock starts

Typed on a founder’s account in the app, the way our athletes ask. Edited for length: the typing is sped up and Harry’s thinking is cut short. His replies are untouched.

Before every reply

He reads your whole world first.

Not the open internet. You: ten things, read fresh every time you open him, so the answer is about your week and nobody else’s.

  1. 01Your goalsand the steps under them
  2. 02Your standards and rulesand whether you kept them
  3. 03Your routinesmorning and evening
  4. 04Every session you loggedby discipline, with the minutes
  5. 05Your days wonand your streak
  6. 06Your challengesand how you are doing in them
  7. 07Your schedulethe time you have already blocked out
  8. 08What you are readingbook by book
  9. 09Who you are becomingthe pillars you set for yourself
  10. 10What you told him beforeyour sport, your position, your week
Harry holding the standard of wall ball every day, and asking how the athlete is doing after it

Every day

He holds your standards, and asks about you.

Set a standard once and it sits at the top of every conversation, one tap from a check-in. And he asks the question a good coach asks: not only how it went, but how you are doing after it.

  1. 1Your standard. Wall ball, every day
  2. 2He asks. How are YOU doing after it?
  3. 3Say it out loud. Voice, one tap

What he can do

He doesn’t just answer. He does the work in the app.

  1. 01

    Blocks out the time

    Say when you start and he sets each piece by the hour, in your time zone, and remembers it next time you talk.

  2. 02

    Builds your routines

    Adds, edits and checks off morning and evening items.

  3. 03

    Sets goals and breaks them down

    A goal, then the steps that get you there.

  4. 04

    Logs the work for you

    Training and reading, said out loud, filed in the right place.

  5. 05

    Finds you a challenge

    Lists the ones open to you and joins the one you pick.

  6. 06

    Remembers

    What you told him last week is still there next week.

One thing he never does: press Win The Day. That button is yours.

The skill of the next decade

Leading intelligence is a skill.

Most young people will never be taught to use AI to build a vision instead of handing it their thinking. Your athlete will. That is the difference between consuming AI and leading it, and it is one of the most important skills they will carry into whatever comes next.

Get the appHow the whole method works

Coach or director? Want Harry working with your athletes? Bring him to your club