Daily AI coaching
A coach that greets each employee, reads the day, adjusts the plan, and follows up when they miss.

An AI coach that makes your company's existing wellness investment actually work by holding every employee accountable to showing up.
Today's coaching
Coach check-in
Knee sore and slept 5h? I'll swap the split squats, cap intensity, and add 8 minutes of mobility.
HRV
Low
Time
25m
Knee
Flag
Built to orchestrate the benefits companies already pay for
The leak
Gym stipends, content libraries, yoga apps, and step challenges all assume employees will self-motivate. Coachable adds the missing coaching relationship: daily check-ins, adaptive plans, and accountability that compounds.
Content library
Sends workouts
Does not notice absence
Step challenge
Creates a spike
Rarely changes behavior
Gym stipend
Buys access
Leaves motivation untouched
Human coaching
Works well
Expensive and inconsistent at scale
Coachable
Orchestrates it all
Daily accountability at AI economics
Platform
A coach that greets each employee, reads the day, adjusts the plan, and follows up when they miss.
Programs flex around soreness, sleep, equipment, schedule, injuries, and cycle-informed intensity needs.
Meal plans and photo-based logging close the loop between what people eat and how they train.
Guided downshifts, recovery protocols, and weekly check-ins make rest part of the program.
For People teams
HR gets the surface competitors skip: participation, benefit utilization, challenge performance, and aggregate health reporting. Employees get a private coach, not another corporate dashboard watching them.
Corporate beta
82%
pilot check-in completion target
3.4x
more touchpoints than stipend-only programs
8 wk
MVP retention proof window
Engagement trend
Program mix
Employee experience
Coachable starts with a simple question: how are you feeling today? The answer changes the session, the week, and the habit loop.
Wearable data flags low recovery before the session begins.
They mention a sore knee, late night, and only 25 minutes available.
Volume drops, knee-loading work swaps out, and mobility gets added.
Weekly check-in data shapes the next block instead of collecting dust.
Go-to-market
The first proof point is the coaching loop with Tom's existing clients. The next is mid-market corporate beta: higher utilization, better retention, and a clean reporting layer for HR and insurance partners.
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3
Pilot offer
Corporate pilots target roughly $49 per employee per month once the reporting surface is live. The ROI case is simple: make existing wellness spend used, measurable, and tied to behavior change.
Corporate
~$49
per employee / month