Peer learning and accountability, inside the program.
Channels, feeds and shared work that live inside your program, so the conversation stays attached to the work instead of scattered across apps.
Just ran my first 1:1 using the Week 2 agenda template. Way less awkward than I expected.
Same here. The prep worksheet made the whole conversation flow.
Love seeing this. Marcus, drop your agenda in #wins so the whole cohort can borrow it.
Conversation, where the curriculum is.
Every program runs its own channels: cohort discussion, questions, wins. Threads keep replies tidy, posts carry files, links and embeds, and @mentions pull the right person into the thread. One login for everything.
- Channels sit next to the curriculum, the events and the progress data
- Threads, files, links, embeds and @mentions
- A member directory you can show or hide per program
Announcements that actually get seen.
The program feed is your stage: announcements, milestones, weekly recaps. Posts support video and files, participants react and comment, and it all arrives on the web and in the iOS and Android app, inside the program they already open to do the work.
- Video and files in posts
- Reactions and comments from participants
- On the web and in the upcoach app for iOS and Android
Pods that make big groups feel small.
Split a large cohort into sub-groups, each with its own channel, its own events and its own slice of the content. Checkout can assign buyers to the right pod automatically. Accountability works better in a group of five than in a crowd of fifty.
- Each pod gets its own channel, events and content
- Checkout can drop buyers into the right pod
Questions, answered
What community features are included?
Channels with threads and rich posts, a program feed, comments and reactions, @mentions, and a member directory you can show or hide.
Is the community separate from the program?
No, and that is the point. Channels and feeds live inside each program, next to the curriculum, the events, and the progress data.
Can participants see each other's work?
Only when you choose it. Visibility is set per activity: open a check-in to the group for peer energy, or keep responses private to you. 1:1 formats are private by default.
Can I split a large cohort into smaller groups?
Yes. Sub-groups get their own channels, events, and content scope, and checkout can assign buyers to the right group automatically.
Can participants interact with each other?
Yes, though there are no private one-to-one DMs. Participants connect in shared spaces instead: they post and reply in channels, react and comment on the program feed, leave comments and @mentions on each other's worksheet and check-in responses, celebrate wins, and talk within their own pod or sub-group.
Do participants need another app?
No. Community lives where the program lives, on the web and in the upcoach app for iOS and Android. No separate group, workspace or chat thread to manage.
Can I hide the member list?
Yes. The member directory is visible or hidden per program, and the 1:1 formats hide members by default so participants never see each other.
Where does the community live?
Inside the program, next to the curriculum and the progress data, so peer energy attaches to the work. When the program is the product, the conversation belongs where the work happens.
Why keep the conversation inside the program?
Your upcoach community lives inside the program your participants paid for, so the discussion sits one click from the work.
Which plans include community?
All of them. Channels, feeds, comments, reactions, and @mentions are on every plan. Plans differ mainly by active participants and team seats, and some features, such as custom branding and team roles, start on Pro.
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Put the conversation where the work is.
Every program comes with its own channels and feed, ready on day one.