Shared training journal

Athletes log every session — sparring, bag work, running, conditioning. Coaches see it all in real time and leave notes directly on each entry. No more "how did training go?" texts. Fighters choose what to share and what stays private, which is what keeps the log honest.

The Corner — coach's philosophy feed

Coaches post concepts, technique breakdowns, and training principles. Athletes read them between sessions and absorb the methodology. Your coaching reaches them even when you're not in the room.

Photograph the whiteboard, get a schedule

Already have the week written up? Photograph it — up to eight pages at once — or upload a PDF or spreadsheet, and Coachd reads it into real sessions on your fighters' schedules. Choose which ones land on your own calendar too, and set them to repeat until fight week.

Scheduling built for a gym floor

Put sparring, pads or S&C on the calendar and invite whoever's in it. Fighters confirm or decline, you see who hasn't answered, and one tap nudges them. Recurring slots repeat themselves so you set the week up once.

Fights & scouting

Log every fight with the date, opponent and result. Build a scouting record on opponents your gym has met before — stance, habits, what worked — so the next fighter drawn against them walks in already knowing.

Straight to the coach

Direct messaging between fighter and coach, and between coach and head coach. Questions land in one place instead of scattered across WhatsApp at eleven at night.