Sage, your assistant coach in Grove
A head coach with an assistant has someone who knows the roster cold and shows up with notes. That is what Sage does inside your practice. It does the remembering between sessions, so you do not have to hold it all in your head, and hands you two things: a morning read on every client, and the prep for each session ahead.
Try Grove →Good coaching runs on memory. You carry a running model of every client between sessions: what they tried, what they dropped, the real reason a goal mattered in the first place. Hold that for fifteen clients across a full week and a life, and something slips. The thread drops, and the client stalls. Sage carries the remembering for you, so a quiet detail or a building pattern stops being yours alone to hold.
Daily Pulse, your morning read on every client
- Every morning, Sage reads each opted-in client's recent check-ins and surfaces your Daily Pulse: a short read of what changed and what matters today.
- A few scannable sentences before the session, not a transcript or a wall of data.
- Sage catches patterns building across check-ins, so a quiet trend does not slip past you between sessions.
- Consent-first and coach-led: Sage reads only the clients who choose to be read, and the read is a starting point, never a script.
Talking Points, your prep for each session
- Before each session, Sage drafts your talking points: a way to open, a habit or action adjustment worth proposing, and a topic worth raising.
- Each item is a starting point, not a script. Edit it, skip it, or promote it onto the session agenda with one tap.
- Built from the time between sessions: the recent check-ins, habits, and actions you are working on together.
- Consent-first and coach-led, the same as Daily Pulse. Nothing reaches the agenda unless you put it there.
Sage is most valuable for health coaches carrying a full roster, where remembering the thread for every client between sessions is part of what makes the coaching land.
- Turn on Sage safely → — the dual-consent walkthrough: the Meet Sage decision for your practice, the client-side consent sheet, and what the Authored by Sage badge and monthly usage indicator mean once Sage is on.
Common questions
How is Talking Points different from Daily Pulse?
Daily Pulse is your morning read across every client: what changed and what matters today. Talking Points is the prep for one specific session: how to open, what to adjust, and what to raise. Pulse points your attention; Talking Points helps you walk into the room already started.
What does Sage actually read?
Recent check-ins and reflections from clients who have opted in, plus the habits and actions you are working on together. Sage turns that into a short briefing and a set of talking points. It is not a transcript, and Sage never reads a client who has not chosen to be read.
Does my client have to opt in?
Yes. Sage reads only the clients who have turned on AI consent, and you can see a clear marker on anything Sage authored. A client who has not opted in simply does not appear, with no error and nothing surfaced.
Is Sage deciding things for me?
No. Sage hands you a starting point and gets out of the way. Every Pulse and every talking point is a read, not a script, and nothing reaches the session agenda unless you promote it. There is always a person in the loop, and that person is the coach.
Related features
Session prep
The session view where Talking Points lands, alongside the agenda and your notes.
Learn more →Client check-ins
The daily check-ins Sage reads from to build the Daily Pulse and your talking points.
Learn more →Self-coaching
Run Sage on yourself first, so you know what your clients feel.
Learn more →
Coach with the remembering already done
Early Access is a free first cohort, kept small so every coach gets real weekly support while Grove is still being shaped.
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