Bett-i coaching

Every activity you record can be coached. Bett-i reads what happened in that session and talks it through with you: what you did, what stood out, and what to work on next.

Coaching has two parts. The conversation belongs to one session and stays with it — come back in a month and it is still there. The plan is a living document for the sport, kept in your documents, and it adapts each time a new session is coached.

• Works with whatever your session has: a logged session, heart rate, movement, or video. More detail sharpens the coaching; nothing is required.
• Names what you did — forehand, serve, rally — never how it was measured.
• Coaching is part of Elite.

The conversation takes the whole page, the same way talking to Bett-i does elsewhere. Press Escape or the back arrow to return to the activity; the conversation is kept and continues where you left it.

A plan is small on purpose: one to three commitments, each with how often, for how long, and the check that shows whether it happened. Bett-i comes back to it after your next session.

You have one plan per sport — a tennis plan, a padel plan. Coaching a new session does not start over: Bett-i reads the plan, checks its commitments against what happened, and adapts it. The earlier version stays in the plan's history.

• The plan lives in your documents, dated, as one entry that updates in place.
• Each commitment is checked from your sessions where it can be, and from what you tell Bett-i where it cannot.
• Bett-i checks in after your next session and once a week.

Your coaching conversations and your plans are yours. They are not part of your public profile, and they are not shared with anyone by default.

A coach joins later, when you invite one, through the same conversation you already have with Bett-i — they see the plan and its history, and can shape it with you. Until then, it is just the two of you.