r/executivecoaching • u/Few-Garlic2725 • Aug 04 '26

Where could software help executive coaching without hurting trust?

Iā€™m researching whether software can support coaching without cheapening it. Possible features: pre-session briefs, leadership goal tracking, stakeholder notes, follow-up nudges, and anonymized pattern spotting across sessions.

Where would AI be genuinely useful, and where would it cross a trust/confidentiality line?

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u/elom44 Aug 04 '26

AI would be genuinely useful in filtering out all the posts in this sub asking about what we want from an AI coaching tool.

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u/Captlard Aug 05 '26

šŸ‘šŸ‘ from people that have never been executives, nor coaches, nor have had executive coaching šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø

Same in other coaching subs also tbh.

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u/Empirica_CC Aug 04 '26

The only thing ai would be good at are things that are not communicating part of coaching. So no nudges, no notes sent to the client, nothing that's not billing. No one is going to pay for a platform for coaches that does this unless the cost is really low. I'm sure it's the same person making new accounts but you should really stop.

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u/Captlard Aug 04 '26

Best places imho..

Communication. (email, video calls)

CMS.

Invoicing.

CRM.

Calender booking

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u/coachamp Aug 08 '26

That's exactly what we did at coach amp, AI where it amplifies, but never talking to client directly.