Get your week back.

One call, we find the thing eating most of your week. I build that first system, live inside thirty days, and you learn to build the rest with me, so you're never paying someone every time you want a change.

At least 10 hours a week back. And it compounds from there.

I'm Aaron. Former coach, ultra runner, and the tech nerd who actually knows exercise and nutrition science.

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Aaron, founder of The Systemised Coach

You already know what tomorrow looks like.

Tap the ones that sound like you.

Ticked more than one? You're exactly who I built this for. Keep going.

And none of it is a coaching problem. Most online coaches don't have a coaching problem. They have an admin problem. That's the one I fix.

Your business is ten systems.

Most coaches run all ten by hand and call it work ethic. These are the ten I have every coach build, in this order, because they feed into each other. Stop losing the leads you already have. Then get more in. Then convert them without living in your DMs. Then look after the clients you've got.

1Lead tracking 2Lead generation 3Conversion 4Onboarding 5Client management 6Check-ins 7Call management 8Social proof 9Finance 10Offboarding
1Lead tracking 2Lead generation 3Conversion 4Onboarding 5Client management 6Check-ins 7Call management 8Social proof 9Finance 10Offboarding

Check-ins feed the social proof. Social proof feeds the leads. Offboarding feeds the tracker, because a leaving client is a case study, a referral and a future lead. That's why they get built in this order.

Tap a station to see what that system does.

  • Lead tracking. Every lead gets a stage, a next contact date and one profile. Applications, call bookings and DM keywords all feed the same tracker, and your daily follow-up list writes itself.
  • Lead generation. Lead magnets that capture the lead, nurture it, and feed it straight back into the tracker. Getting them in the door is the easy half. What happens next is the system.
  • Conversion. Every lead pointed at the right next move: a call, the sale, or the next step. Application funnels that qualify on price and readiness before you ever speak.
  • Onboarding. Payment triggers everything: contract, intake, booking, CRM. One step at a time so nobody gets overwhelmed, and the admin is done before your coffee is.
  • Client management. One profile per client: check-ins, payments, forms, renewal date, lifetime value. Click one place and see all of it.
  • Check-ins. Adaptive forms that already know the client's week, pull their real training data, and give instant feedback while they wait for yours.
  • Call management. Every call logged with a summary and action steps, attached to the client it belongs to. Open a profile, see the whole history.
  • Social proof. Weekly wins gathered on their own, testimonial asks at the right moment, and wins turned into content instead of sitting unread in check-ins.
  • Finance. Every payment attributed to a client. Recurring revenue, lifetime value and failed payments visible without a spreadsheet session.
  • Offboarding. A leaving client is a case study, a referral and a future lead. Exit survey, testimonial ask, and a six-week follow-up that reopens the door.

Automate. Systemise. Then delegate.

When the week gets heavy, most coaches hire a VA. Now two people are doing the same tasks the same inefficient way, and you're paying for it. The original question never got answered: should a human be doing this at all? So the order is strict. Automate what doesn't need a human. Systemise what does. Delegate last, and only what's already systemised. Every task in your business goes on one matrix, and the matrix decides. Nobody argues with the graph.

YOU KEEP SYSTEMISE AUTOMATE Time it takes Value to the client Taking payment The kickoff call Setting the start date The welcome message Contract and intake forms Building app accounts Community invite Booking the kickoff Reading their week Writing the reply Adjusting the plan Adaptive follow-ups Reminders and chasing Pulling training data Logging commitments Flagging who needs a call

Delegation comes last, and only for what's already systemised. Otherwise you're paying someone to do things the same inefficient way you were.

No automations that pretend to be you. Nothing here replaces the human part of coaching. It clears the admin out of the way so you have more time for it.

Same business. Different week.

Sunday, late
  • Check-ins to chase, one by one
  • Questions you've answered five times already
  • The app and the spreadsheet telling different stories
  • Admin first, programming after, sleep last
Monday, 7am
  • The check-in links went out on their own last night
  • One email: who's in, who's red, who needs you first
  • New client paid, signed, onboarded. You touched nothing
  • You open the laptop to coach. That's it

That's not me painting a dream. That's just what my clients' weeks look like now.

Ownership, not systems.

You've probably worked with someone who built you a thing and left. What happens next is you're afraid to touch it, so every tiny change means paying someone and waiting. I did it that way for two years, and that's exactly what happened, every time.

This is the opposite. By the end you'll understand every system in your business, so you can change it on a Tuesday afternoon without asking anyone. That's the actual product. Ownership.

A call, a map, then we build.

1

The Systems Audit

One call. We find the single constraint eating the most of your week and put a number on it. You leave with the finding whether we work together or not.

2

The Domino Map

Your first 90 days written down: which systems go in, what order, what they hand you back. Some systems knock others over, so the order is everything.

3

The Builds

We build things together. Custom, on your brand, wired into your real stack. Your first system is live inside 30 days.

Between builds you've got me on text during working hours, calls that always end with action steps, and every Wednesday I build something live that a member asked for.

A few of the 92 builds.

Les Davies Coaching · built on Trainerize + Airtable

The check-in system that thinks like a coach.

Les was drowning in 60+ manual check-ins a week. So we built a system that reads the week the way he would, before he's even opened his laptop.

The client's week played back on their dashboard
The check-in opening with a one-tap gut read

A conversation, not a form.

It opens with a gut read, not a spreadsheet. One tap, and that answer changes everything that gets asked next.

Live Trainerize data pulled into the check-in

It syncs with Trainerize before the client types a word.

Weight, training, nutrition and steps arrive pre-loaded from the app. Clients confirm what happened instead of trying to remember it.

Last week commitments shown back to the client

It remembers what they promised.

Last week's commitments come back at the client, one by one. Kept or missed, nothing quietly disappears.

The branching logic behind the check-in

Every answer changes what gets asked.

Over 30 variables route the questions. A rough week opens support branches. A great week celebrates, then digs for the why so it can be repeated.

Instant graded feedback on the client dashboard

The week back, the second they submit.

No feedback gap. Weight, habits and nutrition are graded instantly, so the client has something real to look at while Les's personal reply is on the way.

The coach view with honest-picture flags

The whole week in 60 seconds.

Les opens one view: honest-picture flags, what the client said versus what the data says, and who needs him first.

The coaching intelligence panel

It analyses like the coach would.

Phase, progress, adherence, behaviour, mindset, risk. The system does the reading so the human reply gets the thinking.

Quick actions that apply changes in Trainerize

One-tap actions that reach Trainerize.

Approve a macro change and it applies in the app. The decision stays Les's. The clicking doesn't.

The full feature wall of automatic checks

And the rest of it.

PR detection, under-tracking flags, meal coverage, photo accountability, risk prediction, champion recognition. Sixty-plus checks on every single submission.

The result.

First automated Sunday: 59 links out, 43 check-ins back by Monday, nobody chased anybody. Les's words: "the business has scaled whilst improving the service."

Watch the full build videoA Check-In System That Pulls Live Trainerize Data
Tumke Fitness · client portal

The client hub with no logins at all.

Aurimas's clients only ever saw their coaching one week at a time. Now every client has one personal link that shows the whole journey.

The Tumke Fitness client portal
The phase roadmap timeline

The phase roadmap is the centrepiece.

Previous phases behind them, the current phase highlighted, the next one already teased. Clients see the plan they're inside, not just the week they're having.

The weight trend chart

The weight trend tells the story.

A line built from their real check-in weights, start to now, with the phase they're in marked on it. Progress stops being a feeling and becomes a picture.

The portal on mobile

Built for the phone in their hand.

Check-in history as a simple green, amber, red strip, milestones celebrated, everything readable in the thirty seconds a client actually gives it.

The link is the login.

No accounts, no passwords, no "I couldn't get in". One tokenised link per client, sent in a message, opened on a phone. Every login screen loses a percentage of clients, so there are none.

Get Sculpted · application funnel

The application that qualifies before you speak.

Built with Jordanna and Marilynn: an application that adapts to every lead, mirrors proof to their goal, and books the right people straight in.

The application funnel opening screen
The early capture step

Capture before commitment.

Name and contact come first, so a half-finished application is a lead to follow up, not a mystery in the stats.

The goal selection step

The lead names the goal.

Fat loss, muscle, confidence, health. Whatever they pick shapes everything the funnel shows them next.

Goal-matched client proof

Proof that mirrors the goal.

Say your goal, meet the real client who achieved exactly that. The funnel answers "can you help someone like me?" with a face, not a claim.

The readiness and investment step

The money question, asked honestly.

Readiness and investment are asked up front, so the call that follows is a plan, not a pitch.

The booking confirmation step

Routed, tracked, followed up.

Qualified leads book straight into the calendar. Everyone else lands on a nurture path. Every step is tracked, so the funnel shows exactly where it leaks.

The result.

Calls come in booked and qualified, partial submissions become follow-ups, and the same funnel now runs across the Get Sculpted network.

Watch the full build videoThe Smart Coaching Application System for Online Fitness Coaches
Primal Power · client hub

The client hub that books itself.

Val ran session bookings, credit balances and payments by hand, across DMs. Every booking was a conversation, and every balance lived in her head.

Val's client hub home screen
Session booking screen

Booking gated by real credits.

A client can only book what their balance allows. The calendar defends itself, so Val never has to.

Billing screen

Top up, and the credits just appear.

A Stripe payment adds credits with no manual step. Money in, sessions available, nobody typing anything.

Check-in history screen

The whole relationship in one place.

Sessions, billing and check-in history side by side, on one personal link per client.

The result.

30 clients moved over in one go. Val doesn't touch bookings anymore, and the DMs went back to being coaching.

Watch the full build videoHow a Personal Trainer Replaced Her Spreadsheet With a Client Hub
Gym With Hym · onboarding

Payment to onboarded, hands off.

Every new client meant hours of manual setup: agreement, intake, app account, community invite. Steps got missed, and the first impression was waiting.

The onboarding portal across devices
The gated intake step

One step at a time.

Each step unlocks the next, so the client always has exactly one thing to do. Momentum instead of a checklist avalanche.

The coaching agreement step

Signed and captured before coffee.

Payment triggers the agreement, and the signed copy files itself. Nobody chases paperwork.

The education portal journey

The first week, walked.

An education portal takes the new client through exactly what happens next, so week one runs itself.

The result.

A client can sign up at night and be fully set up before Hym opens his laptop.

Watch the full build videoThe Systemised Onboarding Process Every Coach Needs
Charlie McLeod · check-ins

2.5 days of check-ins, down to 4 hours.

Check-ins were eating two and a half days every week, and the roster lived across four tools. The gathering was the cost, not the replying.

Charlie's client roster in one view
Client metrics beside the check-in

The numbers beside the words.

Live training and nutrition data sits next to what the client wrote, so what they said and what they did get read together.

The reminder review screen

The chase, reviewed not typed.

Reminders draft themselves and Charlie approves. Replies draft in his own voice, for him to edit and send.

The result.

Two and a half days became four hours. And on day one, the roster view caught six paying clients missing from the CRM that nobody had seen.

Charlie McLeod · daily reports

The week, already in his inbox.

What happened this week lived across tools. Knowing meant looking, and looking kept not happening.

The Monday rundown email
The Friday recap email

Monday sets it up, Friday closes it out.

A Monday rundown of the whole roster before the week starts, and a Friday recap of what actually happened, with priorities flagged.

The result.

The week starts with the answers already in his inbox. Same engine as the Les Davies reports, tuned to how Charlie runs his week.

Watch the full build videoKnow Which Clients Are Slipping, Without Opening a Single Profile
Les Davies Coaching · finance

Every payment, attributed.

Payments sat in Stripe unattributed to clients. Renewals ran on memory, failed payments went unnoticed, and the real monthly number was a guess.

The finance overview dashboard
The renewals view

Renewals tracked, not remembered.

Every client's renewal date lives in the system, so nobody gets coached for free because a date slipped past.

The reporting view

The real numbers, finally.

Recurring revenue, lifetime value and cash flow fall out automatically once every payment attaches to a client.

The result.

78 orphaned payments matched on the first pass. And Stripe is terrible at telling you when a payment fails, so now something else does, the same morning.

Tumke Fitness · check-ins

Check-ins that chase themselves.

Chasing by hand, with three separate subscriptions each doing a fragment of the job and none of them talking to each other.

Aurimas's coach view
The before and after slider

Progress you can drag.

Before and after photos on a slider the client controls. Progress stops being abstract.

A milestone celebration

Milestones, celebrated.

Streaks and milestones get their moment automatically, so consistency gets rewarded the week it happens.

The result.

The chase runs on schedulers instead of on the coach, and three subscriptions got cancelled. Owned beats rented.

Tumke Fitness · forms

Typeform, replaced.

A Typeform subscription for forms that looked like everyone else's, living outside the stack, with answers that had to be moved by hand.

The custom application form
The progress review form

His brand, his stack.

Application and progress forms on his own domain, with every submission landing straight in his base, where the work happens.

The result.

One subscription cancelled, and no answer ever needs copying again. The form is the first thing a lead touches; it should look like the coach.

LiftwithLaois · VSL funnel

A VSL funnel, front to back.

A warm audience and a serious six-month offer, but no conversion path. The offer needed explaining properly before anyone booked a call.

The Cycle Code funnel page
The video section

The video carries the pitch.

Ten minutes of explanation, delivered the same way to every single lead, before the calendar gets involved.

The qualifying application

Only ready leads reach the calendar.

The application reveals itself once the pitch has been watched, and qualifies on readiness before booking.

The funnel dashboard

Every view and drop-off, tracked.

Watch depth, application steps and bookings all measured, so the funnel shows exactly where it leaks.

The result.

From first view to booked call without the coach touching anything, with speed-to-lead follow-up the moment an application lands.

JHVC · check-ins

Adaptive check-ins, instant feedback.

The same ten questions for every client, every week, regardless of what kind of week they'd had.

The JHVC check-in dashboard
A deeper support branch

A rough week gets met differently.

Answers route the questions. When something's flagged, deeper support branches open instead of the generic form carrying on regardless.

The result.

Clients see their week played back the second they submit, and the check-in listens before it asks. A check-in is a conversation.

Get Sculpted · meal plans

The meal plan generator the whole team uses.

Meal plans built by hand for every client. An evening of portioning arithmetic per plan, for a team of coaches doing it weekly.

A generated meal plan
The macro targets screen

The maths is machine work.

600 foods, the team's real archetypes, and portioning that hits the macro targets on its own. The coach chooses the approach; the machine does the arithmetic.

The full feature set

A branded PDF out the other end.

Editable plans and a clean A4 PDF in the Get Sculpted brand, ready to send.

The result.

A finished, branded plan in minutes instead of an evening, for every coach on the team.

Gym With Hym · lead magnet

The T-Shirt Physique Audit.

Lead magnet PDFs were getting downloaded, filed and forgotten. No conversation ever started from one.

The audit quiz on a tablet
The quiz on mobile

A quiz that scores you gets finished.

Twelve questions, instant scoring, built for the phone. People finish it because they want their number.

The scored result screen

The score demands an explanation.

The result page explains the score, and a nine-email sequence picks up exactly where it left off.

The result.

Leads arrive warm, having already diagnosed themselves before the first conversation.

Gym With Hym · lead magnet

Meal Plan Studio: value up front.

Nothing genuinely valuable to hand a cold lead. Discount codes and PDFs weren't starting relationships.

The Meal Plan Studio home
The plan builder

A real plan, in minutes.

A branded meal planner anyone can use, with a usable plan out the other end and the lead's own name on it.

The result.

Leads leave with something they actually use that week, with Hym's brand on the fridge. The free thing is the first taste of the coaching.

Get Sculpted · podcast system

A podcast that publishes itself.

Episodes went up on YouTube and vanished. Nothing the coach owned grew from any of them.

The podcast library page
An episode page with full transcript

Every episode becomes a page she owns.

Full transcript on every episode page, with the library, sitemap and llms.txt updating themselves, so search engines and AI assistants can find and cite every one.

The result.

Publishing is now: paste the link, paste the transcript, say yes. The same engine runs the site you're reading right now.

Results referenced are from individual clients and are not a guarantee of future results.

"Nothing falls through the cracks anymore."

Two different clients have said that, word for word. Marilynn Roth and Rowan O'Shea, separately.

I hate tech. I hate systems, automation, all that stuff. Even things I hadn't thought about, I'd say 'what about this?' and he's like 'I already done it.'Katie Harrison
I first started to notice the systems were working when I actually had some free time in my week. Something I hadn't had in years.Paudie Moore
It's only been about three weeks since we got everything set up, but everything's just running in the background now. It barely needs any input from me.Ashley Richmond
Now as soon as a client pays, they're sent their agreement, set up in my app, sent their welcome email, added to a client card. I've saved hours and hours of time and brain power.Tijana Daly
The business has scaled whilst improving the service, which is usually quite a difficult thing to do. With the right automations it's been a breeze.Les Davies
An absolute bargain of a price. I had quotes for the same sort of thing from different guys and Aaron was very competitive.Ollie Carson
He built a number of automations for us a year ago and they have been time and energy saving and working relatively seamlessly.Paul Reilly, one year on
If you are thinking about reaching out, one piece of advice I would give you: don't think, just draft him a message.Rowan O'Shea

Results referenced are from individual clients and are not a guarantee of future results.

Nobody else does this.

An agency

Quotes €8k to €12k for one system, built by someone who's never coached anyone. Then disappears.

A mentor

Tells you what systems you need and leaves you to figure them out.

Software

Another subscription that doesn't talk to the rest of your stack.

This

I've coached. I build it custom on your brand, you own it, and I teach you to build your own as we go. Any single piece you can buy somewhere. The combination doesn't exist.

Whatever we write on the map, I stand behind it.

On your kickoff call we map your first 90 days and write it down: which systems are going in, how much time they give you back, the numbers we're aiming at. If you've done your action steps and we haven't delivered what's written on that map, I work with you for free until it's done.

The conditions are simple and they're the same rules every client works to: show up to the calls, complete the action steps, give the access.

Aaron, founder of The Systemised Coach

Who's behind it.

I'm Aaron. Former coach, ultra runner, and the tech nerd who actually knows exercise and nutrition science. I have a postgrad in it.

I used to coach, so I know exactly what the bad weeks feel like. Glued to your phone sending a "quick check-in reminder" at 10pm. Leads in a Google Sheet. Admin eating the hours the programming deserved.

These days I run ultramarathons and build systems. 92 documented builds for online coaches in two years, and my own business runs on the same systems I sell. One builder, no agency: when we work together, you're working with me.

Asked on almost every call.

Will I have to build everything myself?

No. We build things together. Sometimes I'll do it completely. Sometimes I'll pass you a template and you build it. Sometimes I'll have a video and you'll have the thing set up in five minutes. Your side is about 2 to 3 hours a week, and that buys back more than 10. Pretty decent ROI if I do say so myself.

I'm not techy. Is that a problem?

You won't be the first. At the same time, you're an online coach. The tech already runs your business. We just set it up so it works for you instead of against you.

How fast is the first system live?

The first system is always live inside the first 30 days.

What does it cost?

One price for the year. We go through it on the audit call, because there are higher-touch options for people who want a properly hands-off experience.

Do you replace Trainerize or my coaching app?

No. Your app stays for programming. Some things we will rebuild though. If you're paying for Typeform, we'll probably build you something better and you can cancel the subscription. Most coaches end up saving on software they no longer need.

What happens when the year ends?

You keep everything. It's all built on your accounts and your brand. None of it is mine, and you're not paying me for access to anything. At the end of the year we decide: keep working together, or you're grand on your own. That was always the goal.

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Every video is a real system from a real coaching business, shown working. No theory. If you want to see what this stuff actually looks like before you talk to me, start here.

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I take six new coaches a month and kickoffs run on Mondays. The audit is free, the application takes about two minutes, and I review every one myself within 24 hours. You leave with the finding whether we work together or not.

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