Built a small tool to help coaches actually send the follow-up after a lesson — looking for honest feedback
I'm a golf pro in Connecticut, and I kept running into the same problem — not with the lesson itself, but with what happens after.
You give a good lesson. You mean to send a follow-up. Then you move to the next lesson , and by the end of the day the admin part just doesn't happen. Not because you don't care, but because that's the reality of how the day goes.
So I built something small to help with that. It's called Lesson Loop Pro (lessonlooppro.com).
The basic idea: after a lesson, you text in your rough notes — whatever you'd normally jot down anyway — and the tool turns that into a clean follow-up draft you can review and send to the student.
That's it. No dashboard to log into mid-range session. No AI talking to your student for you. Just a faster path from "I should send something" to actually sending it.
I'm still refining it and would genuinely value feedback from other instructors. A few things I'm trying to work out:
- Is texting in notes after a lesson something that would actually fit your workflow, or would you rather do it differently?
- Would email follow-ups be enough, or would you want notes saved somewhere you can reference later?
- What would make this feel useful instead of like one more thing to manage?
If it sounds unnecessary, I'd rather hear that now. Happy to answer any questions.