Raelan is opening up to founding members.
If you’re a working coach, you already know the day: one tool for programming, one for scheduling, one for payments, a spreadsheet for tracking, a group chat holding the rest together. None of it talks to each other, so you’re the one doing the talking — copying a session from your calendar into a spreadsheet, chasing a payment in a separate app, explaining a program over text because the client-side tool doesn’t show enough to make sense on its own.
Why this is different from “another app to try”
Most coaching software makes you pick a side: something powerful for you and forgettable for your clients, or something polished for clients that barely does anything useful on your end. Raelan was built to close that gap entirely. A session that books already knows how it gets paid. A finished workout updates progress before the chalk settles. Your client opens the app to their exact plan, their last set’s numbers already sitting next to today’s, and a streak that’s actually on their side — not because those are nice extras, but because a client experience clients genuinely like using is what makes the “connected” part of connected coaching real, instead of just a word on a landing page.
That’s what founding members are getting into: not a beta of a feature set, but a beta of a system built to feel considered on both sides of the coach-client relationship from day one.
What founding access includes
- Everything, free. Every feature across the whole platform, unlocked, while we roll out access — nothing gated, nothing metered.
- Founding terms, locked. When billing turns on, founding members keep preferred terms for good. Being early should mean something.
- A real say. Founding cohorts get onboarded personally, and what you ask for shapes what gets built next.
This isn’t a waitlist in the “you’ll hear from us eventually” sense — cohorts are being onboarded directly, coach by coach, so the product stays tight to the people actually using it.
If you’re running a coaching business on a stack of half-tools right now, put your name down. It takes about 30 seconds.
