The AI inside Marginal Improvements. It can write the programmes, chase the check-ins and answer in your voice, using the same features you would, and it brings the finished work back for you to approve.
Give Spotter the brief the way you would give it to an assistant coach. It builds a full week of sessions with the progression already in it, or a day of meals against the targets you set, and it works around an injury, an allergy or whatever a client’s doctor has told them.
Spotter is not a chat window bolted onto the side. It can take a new client’s intake form, build their programme from the answers, assign it, and set their first sessions against your availability, in your workspace, where you would have done it yourself.
Chasing a measurement, following up a missed session, checking in on a quiet week: the messages that keep a client going are the ones that get skipped on a busy week. Spotter drafts them in your voice and shows you the draft before anyone sees it.
Every piece of work comes back to you first. Spotter never sends a message, assigns a programme or changes a client’s plan on its own, and that is not a setting you can turn off. You stay the coach; it does the typing.
No. It drafts and shows you, and nothing reaches a client until you say so. That is deliberate and it is not a setting.
Only your own. Spotter answers from your workspace, and one coach’s clients are never visible to another.
Yes. Tell it what to avoid, in plain English, and the programme it writes respects it. You still review the result.
Edit it like anything else you built, or ask again with more detail. Nothing is locked because Spotter drafted it.