Group coaching, cohort courses, masterminds, challenges and bootcamps each come with their own structure: sections and community, plus a curriculum, live sessions, assessments and a release schedule where the format uses them. You name it, set the dates and add your material.
The format decides how the program runs: a cohort gets weekly modules and live calls, a challenge gets daily missions and a sharing wall, a mastermind gets a member directory and peer sessions.
Recurring sessions, a shared curriculum, and group accountability.
Weekly modules and live calls, a cohort moving together.
Peer sessions, a member directory, and hot-seat structure.
Daily missions on a sprint timeline, with a sharing wall.
A dense schedule, daily deliverables, and fast feedback.
Whichever format you pick, the work, the sessions and the conversation live in one program, tied to each participant.
Each section can open on a date you set, so the whole group is on the same week.
Worksheets, check-ins and task lists carry the work, and prerequisites set the order.
Group sessions and bookable 1:1 calls sit on the program calendar, with reminders.
Channels and feeds keep the group talking inside the same program.
Build week by week, milestone by milestone, or activity by activity. The generated structure is where you start; everything in it can change.
Rename sections, reorder modules, add what you need and drop what you do not. Want to draft with AI? upcoach connects to Claude and ChatGPT, so they build the structure with you.
Work with Claude & ChatGPTSelf-paced modules, worksheets and check-ins carry the work between sessions. Live group sessions and private 1:1 calls, even inside a cohort, carry the human time.
Scope events, schedule packages, channels and social feeds to sub-groups, and let checkout sort buyers into the right one.
A baseline at the start, recurring check-ins along the way, a final reflection that mirrors the baseline. Track each as a trend and show the change in your participants' own numbers.
A program type is a ready-made structure for one format, such as group coaching, a cohort course or a mastermind. When you create a program and pick a type, upcoach generates that format's structure: its sections and community and, where the format uses them, a curriculum, live sessions, assessments and a release schedule, so you start from a working program instead of a blank one.
A course is a folder of content people watch. A program is an operating structure: a curriculum arc, live sessions, check-ins, community and a release schedule, all tied to each participant. That structure is what lets you see who did the work and what changed.
Always. Rename sections, reorder modules, add what you need and drop what you do not. A twelve-week template can become eight weeks or sixteen. The generated structure is a strong starting point, not a cage.
Yes. Blend self-paced modules, worksheets and check-ins with live group sessions and 1:1 calls in one program. You can offer and manage private 1:1 calls inside a cohort, so your content does the teaching and your live time goes to feedback and accountability.
Yes. Create sub-groups and scope events, schedule packages, channels and social feeds to each one. Checkout can sort buyers into the right sub-group, so one program can deliver different experiences without running it twice.
All of them. Every plan includes every program type and unlimited programs. Plans differ mainly by active participants, team seats and impact reports, not by which formats you can run.
Pick a program type, set your dates and start from a structure that already works.
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