The coaching community
Coaches ask for this constantly — somewhere to think out loud with other coaches, not just somewhere to find one. It’s already here, and it costs nothing.
Every coach who joins Robin lands in the community. Post a question, share what you’re sitting with, answer someone else’s. It’s a board and a chat, so you can leave something durable or just talk. Visible only to other coaches — never public, never indexed.
A circle is a space you create and invite people into: your training cohort, the coaches you practise with regularly, a group around a niche you all work in. Each one has its own chat and its own board. You decide whether it’s listed for other coaches to find or stays off the directory, and whether people can join freely or have to ask first.
The part other communities can’t do. When a conversation turns into “shall we actually practise?”, you book the session in Robin — video, transcript, and hours logged toward your accreditation. No links to swap, no third tool, no fee.
Robin doesn’t prescribe what a circle is for. These are shapes coaches have asked for or already run — none of them needed us to build a feature first.
The coaching equivalent of peer supervision — bring the client you’re stuck on, get perspective from coaches who aren’t inside the story with you.
Keep your training group together after the programme ends, instead of watching the WhatsApp thread go quiet.
A book, a chapter a fortnight, a group of coaches working out what it changes about how they practise.
Somatic, executive, health, career — find the coaches working the way you want to work, and go deep rather than wide.
An exercise you’re building, a question you want to test, a technique you picked up. Somewhere to try it with people who’ll tell you the truth.
We keep being shown uses we didn’t design for. That’s the point — you know your practice better than we do.
Free forever, private by default, and three minutes to set up. Delete your profile whenever you like.