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Turn the material you repeat in every engagement into structured, self-paced lessons. Clients move through chapters and quizzes on their own time, you see exactly where each person is, and your sessions start further ahead.
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kaido · courses · leadership foundations
Ch. 1 · The delegation framework
8:09Chapter quiz · 3 questions
QuizCh. 2 · Boundary scripts that hold
15:56Ch. 3 · Difficult conversations
11:41
Course progress
25%
The delegation framework
7:41 / 8:09What's included
A course builder that lives with your coaching
No separate course platform, no second subscription, no exporting your client list. Build the curriculum once and assign it to the clients it belongs with, right inside the workspace that already runs your practice.
Sections, lessons, and order that makes sense
Organize video and document lessons into sections, drag to reorder, and edit in bulk. A 66-lesson curriculum stays manageable.
Quizzes that check understanding
Drop a knowledge check at the end of a chapter. Clients confirm they got it before moving on, and you stop re-teaching lesson one in session four.
Self-paced, fully tracked
Clients work through lessons on their own schedule, and you see per-client progress, which lessons are done, and who has quietly stalled.
Preview before you assign
Flip to preview mode and walk the course exactly as a client will, then fix the rough edges before anyone else sees them.
Worth saying twice
Your best explanations, delivered while you sleep.
The framework you have taught a hundred times deserves better than being re-explained live in every engagement. Record it once, assign it, and spend sessions on the work only you can do.
Video lessons with durations, document lessons, and chapter quizzes, organized into sections. Reorder by dragging, and use bulk actions when a course grows large.
Yes. Courses are self-paced. Clients complete lessons and quizzes on their own time, and their progress is tracked lesson by lesson.
Yes. Progress tracking shows completion per client, for example 12 of 66 lessons done, so you know exactly who is moving and who needs a nudge before the next session.
Through their own Kaido login, alongside everything else you share with them. No separate course site, password, or platform to explain.
Not for coaching-led courses. If your course exists to deepen your client work, building it where your clients already are beats maintaining a second platform, a second login, and a second bill.
Yes. Assign the same course to many clients and track each person's progress individually, which works well alongside group sessions and group threads in Messages.
Record it once. Teach it forever.
Thirty days free with your real clients and your real programs. If Kaido doesn't hand you hours back, keep the sticky notes.