01 / Automatic
Robin calls log themselves
When a call on Robin ends, Robin adds an entry with the date, the minutes you were on the call and your partner. You add notes if you want to.
Logbook
Your coaching log, kept for you.
Calls on Robin log themselves. You add everything else: paid clients, pro bono, mentor coaching, supervision. Tag each hour the way your accreditation body counts it, then export a CSV when you apply.
Free for every coach, for good. Only you can see it.
Stop keeping a spreadsheet on the side.
ICF expects you to keep a private coaching log that backs up the hours you report. Most coaches keep it in Excel and hope it holds up. The logbook keeps the same record, with less typing.
02 / Everything else
Add sessions from anywhere
Log a Zoom client, a pro bono session or your mentor coaching by hand. Date, minutes, who it was with, and optional notes.
03 / Your categories
Tag hours your way
Start with coaching given, coaching received, paid, pro bono and practice session. Add your own, such as mentor session, supervision or PCC-prep, and filter to see the total.
Download every entry as a CSV, or one row per client with their contact details, start date, end date and hours. Copy the columns your application asks for.
Your record, not ours
What the logbook is, and what it isn’t.
Robin keeps the record. Your accreditation body decides which hours count.
Read the logbook guide in Help- Only you can see your entries, notes and totals. The people you log never see them.
- ICF, EMCC, AC or your own categories. Robin doesn’t decide how an hour is counted. Your tags do.
- Robin doesn’t approve hours. An entry in the logbook doesn’t make an hour eligible for a credential.
- Export your entries at any time, or delete them. There is no lock-in.
Not sure what your log needs?
These guides answer the questions coaches ask most.