How it works and what you get

Within minutes of a session, you have the key insights.

Tiny Shifts listens for the intentions, patterns, and moments that emerged and drafts a few meaningful touchpoints across the week, in your client's own words. You spend about five minutes reviewing. Nothing reaches your client without you.

Five steps, one of them yours

The exact process, start to finish. The technology sits underneath the flow and your relationship stays at the centre.

A coach on a video call
Thursday 10:00 · recording companion
Joins silently, records, transcribes. The recording is deleted once the drafts exist.

Session

Your session happens

A silent recording companion joins your Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams call. It records and transcribes automatically. No one in the room does anything differently.

Not on a call? Upload a recording or paste a transcript instead.

Notes on a desk
Draft · Tuesday 17:40
"You wanted to pause before walking into the house after work."

Drafts

Tiny Shifts drafts the moments

It listens for the intentions, patterns, and moments that emerged and drafts a few meaningful touchpoints across the week, in your client's own words.

Not generic motivational messages, which people habituate to. The commitment they made, the realization they had, the thing they said they would try, quoted back to them at the moment it is most likely to matter.

A coach reviewing drafts
Review queue · 4 drafts
Keep · Edit · Delete · Change the time

Review

You review, your client receives

About five minutes per session. Keep it, change it, delete it, or adjust the timing. Edit the wording until it sounds like you.

Nothing reaches your client without you. The five minutes you spend reviewing what goes out is part of the intervention.

A client reading a message on their phone
Sent · Wednesday 07:30 · text
From your name. One tap to reply: this helped, or not now.

Delivery

Text, email, or both

On the cadence you set, from your name and your sending address. Your client installs nothing and logs into nothing.

One tap to say a prompt helped, or that now is not the time. Their responses come back to you before the next session.

Coffee and notes before a session
Before Thursday's session
Where you left off, what was delivered, what they engaged with, what keeps recurring.

Prep

Session prep

Before the next session, a brief: where you left off, what was delivered, what they engaged with, and the themes that keep recurring. Emailed ahead of the meeting.

So instead of beginning with "How did the week go?", you begin already knowing how it went.

SessionYour reviewTiny shifts across the weekClient responseNext session
See the evidence

Better continuity for everyone in the room

What you get, beyond the messages themselves.

Extraction

Session-specific extraction

It draws prompts from what your client said, not from the session in general: the commitments they made, the realization they had, the thing they said they would try. Each one quotes their own language back.

Control

Full review control

You see every prompt before anyone else. Edit the wording, change the timing, delete what does not sound like you. Nothing reaches your client without you.

Replies

Client replies come back

One tap to say a prompt helped, or that now is not the time. Their responses come back to you before the next session.

Timeline

Client timeline

The whole arc of one client across every session: commitments, recurring themes, what shifted and when. One view instead of your notes plus your memory.

Memory

Client memory that builds

What the system has understood about each person, in plain language, growing session over session. Correct it, pin what matters, delete anything.

Brand

Your brand, not ours

Your name, your logo, your sending address. Clients see your practice on everything. Tiny Shifts stays out of the way entirely.

What your client sees

Nothing to install. It arrives by text or email, and it comes from you.

Text · Tuesday 17:40
"You said you would try the ten minutes before the call rather than straight after. Today is the day you said it would be hardest."
Email · Thursday 08:00
"Last week you called it the thing you keep circling. You circled it again on Tuesday. Worth naming before Thursday?"
Text · Saturday 09:15
"You said the mornings went better when you did not check anything before breakfast. How did this week go?"

The client, the sessions and the messages on this page are illustrative. They are not a real client.

Common questions

What is a design partner?

One of two or three practices using Tiny Shifts with real clients for three months, candid about what works and what doesn't. You get direct access to the people building it, a real voice in what we build next, and hands-on onboarding with Dr. Elisha Goldstein.

What do I need to get started?

Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams for your coaching sessions. That's it. We handle everything else during onboarding.

How long is the design partnership?

Three months. We meet once a month and you tell us what you're seeing, especially what isn't working.

Do my clients know it's AI?

Messages come from you, in your voice, with your name and branding. How you explain the process to clients is up to you. We recommend transparency, but the tool itself is invisible.

Is client data safe?

Session recordings are automatically deleted after the messages are drafted. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We never use your data for AI model training.

How much of my time does this take?

About five minutes per session to review what goes out: keep it, change it, delete it, or adjust the timing. Your session itself happens normally, and the recording companion joins silently.

One thirty-minute conversation with us.

Two or three design partners. Three months. $35 per coach, per month, covering 20 session-hours. We'll come curious about what happens between sessions now.