Tasks
Accountability between sessions, without the nagging
Coaching moves forward on the work that happens between conversations. Kaido tracks what each client owns and what you owe them, per engagement, with due dates that surface on their own, so follow-through stops depending on your memory.
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Clients
Tasks for Lisa · what she owns
Complete the skills & strengths inventory
May 31Write your 'ideal next role' summary
Jun 5Complete initial assessment survey
Jun 5Schedule 2 informational interviews
Jun 9Draft personal vision statement
Jun 28
Your tasks · what you owe them
Prepare mid-program report
Jun 28What's included
Both sides of every to-do
A coaching task list has two owners. Kaido splits every engagement's to-dos between what the client needs to do and what you promised them, and keeps both honest.
Theirs and yours, split
Assign homework to the client and commitments to yourself in the same list. Session prep starts with one view of who owes what.
Attached to the engagement
Every task carries its client and engagement, so the to-do list for one relationship is always one filter away.
Due dates that surface
Overdue work turns visibly overdue, for you and for them. The nudge happens before the session, not awkwardly during it.
Views that match your brain
Work the full list, a split two-pane view, or filter by engagement, status, and assignee. Search when the list gets long.
Worth saying twice
Homework that nobody tracks is advice.
The difference between a suggestion and a commitment is a task with a name and a date on it. Kaido turns your sessions' endings into beginnings.
Yes. Give a client homework with a due date, and it appears in their own task list with overdue states they can see. They check it off, you see it done.
Yes, and you should. Tasks split between what the client owns and what you owe them, so the review-their-deck promise you made on Tuesday has a due date too.
Each task attaches to an engagement, with an assignee. Filter by engagement before a session and you have the complete accountability picture for that client.
Overdue tasks are flagged visibly, in your views and in the client's. Most nudges become unnecessary because the list does the nudging.
Yes. Clients can capture their own to-dos alongside the ones you assign, which keeps all the between-session work in one trusted place.
What gets tracked gets done.
Thirty days free with your real clients and your real programs. If Kaido doesn't hand you hours back, keep the sticky notes.