Record · Review · Send
The easiest way to impress all your clients.
Record a 60-second voice note after your session. Parents and staff get a professional training recap. Your athlete's progress is documented. You move on to your next thing.
Record · Review · Send
What happens after you hit send
This is what retention looks like.
Steve H.
Got the session email. Really appreciate you breaking down what you worked on with him. See you Thursday.
Today, 4:32 PM
“I actually read the whole thing Coach sent. Reminded me what to focus on before my next bullpen.”
Marcus, 16, Pitcher
Mike R.
Hey Coach, that recap was helpful. We did some of those extra drills in the backyard this weekend.
Today, 6:15 PM
“Having a written record of every session keeps me honest. I can look back at what we worked on and track where I'm at.”
Tyler, 22, College INF
David L.
No other coach has sent us updates like this. Really appreciate it.
Yesterday, 9:03 AM
“My dad read me the email after dinner. Didn't realize Coach noticed the stuff he wrote about.”
Jaylen, 15, Outfielder
Steve H.
Got the session email. Really appreciate you breaking down what you worked on with him. See you Thursday.
Today, 4:32 PM
“I actually read the whole thing Coach sent. Reminded me what to focus on before my next bullpen.”
Marcus, 16, Pitcher
Mike R.
Hey Coach, that recap was helpful. We did some of those extra drills in the backyard this weekend.
Today, 6:15 PM
“Having a written record of every session keeps me honest. I can look back at what we worked on and track where I'm at.”
Tyler, 22, College INF
David L.
No other coach has sent us updates like this. Really appreciate it.
Yesterday, 9:03 AM
“My dad read me the email after dinner. Didn't realize Coach noticed the stuff he wrote about.”
Jaylen, 15, Outfielder
Brian T.
Appreciate the updates. Makes it easy to see what they're working on each week.
Yesterday, 7:48 PM
“Cool seeing what Coach thinks I'm improving on. Didn't realize my framing had come that far.”
Cole, 17, Catcher
Rachel K.
First time we actually know what happens at practice. Thank you.
Today, 5:21 PM
“Coach mentioned my footwork in the recap. Gonna keep working on that this week.”
Mia, 15, Shortstop
Tom P.
Signed both kids up for extra sessions. The recaps made it clear they're getting a lot out of it.
Monday, 8:14 PM
“Wish someone had kept track of my development like this when I was coming up. Now I do it for my guys.”
Braden, 23, Former College Player / Now Coaches
Brian T.
Appreciate the updates. Makes it easy to see what they're working on each week.
Yesterday, 7:48 PM
“Cool seeing what Coach thinks I'm improving on. Didn't realize my framing had come that far.”
Cole, 17, Catcher
Rachel K.
First time we actually know what happens at practice. Thank you.
Today, 5:21 PM
“Coach mentioned my footwork in the recap. Gonna keep working on that this week.”
Mia, 15, Shortstop
Tom P.
Signed both kids up for extra sessions. The recaps made it clear they're getting a lot out of it.
Monday, 8:14 PM
“Wish someone had kept track of my development like this when I was coming up. Now I do it for my guys.”
Braden, 23, Former College Player / Now Coaches
Clients who feel informed about their development stick around. And those who stick around refer friends (and grow your business).
30 to 60 seconds of talking = one professional, branded follow-up email
Throughout a session or right after, tap record and speak your thoughts. Squints transcribes your voice, writes a polished recap from your perspective, and lets you review it before sending.
The report goes out immediately. No extra admin work to send progress updates. No copy-paste impersonal templates. Just a branded individualized update with a personal touch.
Whether you give private lessons to a handful of athletes or run a full operation with multiple performance coaches, Squints streamlines your workflow.
You're always in control
The AI handles the formatting. You handle the coaching.
Squints reformats and refines your thoughts while preserving exactly what you said and meant. It doesn't add its own coaching observations. Everything in the report came from you.
Every report is reviewed by you before it goes anywhere. Edit a sentence, reword something, add a line. Nothing sends without your approval.
Simple by Design
Nothing to learn, Useful immediately
No steep learning curve. No templates to set up. No confusing setup. You add your athlete, talk about what happened in the session the way you'd tell a parent face to face and Squints handles the rest.
Within minutes of signing up, you'll be able to provide your clients with consistent training updates.
Simple by Design
Record. Review. Send.
That's the whole workflow. Three steps.
Record or add notes
Use your phone's mic or type written notes. During practice or right after, capture what happened the way you'd explain it to an athlete or parent.
Review the generated training report email
Squints turns your voice and written notes into a professional recap from your perspective. Edit anything you want.
Hit send
Parents, athletes, and anyone else listed on the athlete's profile get a report emailed to them immediately. You move on to your next todo.
Squints from a coach's perspective
From facility owners to private instructors: same workflow, different scale.
“Before Squints, training follow-ups depended on who remembered. Now every session gets a recap. Parents think we hired a front desk person.”
Derek M.
Facility Owner · 100+ athletes
“I was always scrambling and disorganized when it came to documenting my athletes' progress. Now I record after each session and it's done.”
Tanya W.
Hitting Coach · 20+ athletes
“We onboarded one of our new coaches in 10 minutes. The workflow is so simple there's nothing to train on. They take voice notes, Squints handles the rest.”
Ryan S.
Pitching Coach & Facility Owner · 100+ athletes
Common questions
Be the coach clients talk about
Your first session using Squints is right around the corner.
As low as $29/mo with an annual plan.
Not the right fit? Email us at hello@squints.ai within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. No questions asked.