Theirs from the start.
They download Worth Noting themselves. There's no coach account and nothing for you to set up.
For coaches
More to work from when you're together.
A lot happens between sessions. Worth Noting gives your clients a private place to keep what matters, in their own words, and brings older wins back over time. Their record stays theirs, and you don't have access to what they write.
On your device · No sign-up · Free to start
Between sessions
It stays with them.
A line is enough. Their record stays on their device by default, in their words, for as long as they want to keep it.
You see only what they show you.
On their phone in a session, or a PDF they choose to send.
It outlasts the coaching.
They can keep building their record long after your work together ends.
It's a personal record, not a place for confidential or customer-specific information, and their company's rules come first.
In the session
They bring the record. You bring the coaching.
It keeps what happened and brings older wins back. Some of what comes back, they'll keep to themselves. Some they'll bring to you. What those moments mean is the work you do together.
Career and leadership
Sooner or later, someone asks for an example: an interviewer, a manager at review time, sometimes you. With a record, they aren't reconstructing it on the spot. They can keep what happened and why it matters while the details are still clear. With Pro, they can also note the skills and strengths they drew on in each win.
Record · Free
Their wins in one clear PDF, to look back on before a session or bring into one if they choose.
Life beyond work
Some change doesn't look like much while it's happening. They went to the class even though they didn't know anyone. They hosted everyone and actually sat down. When progress feels hard to see, they have something concrete to look back on and, if they want, bring into the conversation.
Confidence doesn't have to come first. Evidence can.
A note you can send.
- Offer it as an option, not homework.
- Pick the note that fits what they're working on.
- It's iPhone and iPad for now, free to start, and whether they upgrade is up to them.
- If you coach within an organization, check its guidance on recommending apps first.
Career and leadership
One thing I suggest to clients is keeping a record of what goes well. A lot of the work we do together comes down to specific examples: what you did, what changed, what you handled well. Those are hard to rebuild from memory.
One option is Worth Noting, a private win journal for iPhone and iPad. Your record stays on your device, and I don't have access to what you write. When something goes well, a line is enough, and older wins come back to you over time. It's free to start.
If something from it would help in a session, you decide whether to bring it. Like any personal notes, keep confidential work details out of it.
worthnotingapp.com/begin
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Life beyond work
One thing I suggest to clients is keeping a record of what goes right, what changes, and the moments that are easy to lose track of. Progress can be hard to see while you're in the middle of it.
One option is Worth Noting, a private win journal for iPhone and iPad. Your record stays on your device, and I don't have access to what you write. When something feels worth keeping, a line is enough, and older wins come back to you over time. It's free to start.
It's yours, not homework for me. If something it brings back feels useful to talk about, you can bring it to a session.
worthnotingapp.com/begin
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One for your own practice.
Your own wins are easy to lose track of too: the program you designed, the certification you finished, the practice you built one client at a time. They deserve a record.
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Free for your first 20 wins. Pro is $6.99 a month or $49.99 a year. See what's in Pro
iPhone and iPad · On your device · No sign-up
The part of managing I cared about most was seeing people grow, and helping them see it for themselves. Worth Noting comes from that same place.
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