Klarity

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What Klarity does, and what the tools you already use do.

Most coaches don't start from nothing: they have a booking tool, a word processor, sometimes a transcription tool. These comparisons say honestly what Klarity replaces, what it complements, and what it doesn't do.

KlarityBooking toolNotes + general AIMeeting transcription
Before the session
Booking page and remindersYesYesNoNo
Google / Outlook calendar syncYesYesNoPartial
Pre-session briefing built from past sessionsYesNoNoNo
During and after the session
Video-call captureYesNoNoYes
In-person capture with the micYesNoNoPartial
Written or dictated notes as a sourceYesNoYesNo
Summary in the format you declareYesNoPartialPartial
Group sessions tracked as suchYesNoNoNo
Over time
Connected, dated client memoryYesNoNoNo
Commitments tracked, kept or notYesNoPartialNo
Natural-language questions on the historyYesNoPartialPartial
Answers citing the source sessionsYesNoNoNo
Cross-analysis of your practiceYesNoNoNo
Framework
Traceable client consentYesPartialNoPartial
Built for coachingYesPartialNoNo
Hosted in FranceYesPartialNoPartial

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Detailed comparisons

10 comparisons

What Klarity replaces

Your current stack, in one place

  • The booking page and reminders
  • The document where you write your session reports
  • The tool transcribing your video calls
  • The spreadsheet tracking clients and commitments
  • The copy-paste into a general-purpose assistant

What Klarity doesn't do

Let's say it upfront

  • No invoicing or payment collection: you stay in charge of your accounting
  • No built-in video conferencing: Klarity uses Meet, Zoom or Teams
  • No website builder or marketing funnels
  • No client portal: your coachees don't have accounts
  • No team management: one subscription, one practitioner

The core difference

Other tools keep documents. Klarity keeps a memory.

It's the only line that really matters in these comparisons. A transcription tool gives you back a text; a word processor gives you back a file. Neither knows where your client stands after six months.

Connected, not stacked

Each session enriches the previous one

Dated themes, commitments kept or not, trajectory. An isolated summary doesn't carry that value.

Craft, not generic

Built for coaching alone

Consent, confidentiality, commitments, posture: the vocabulary and safeguards are those of the profession.

Your practice

Tuned to the way you work

Your approaches, your audiences, your summary templates. Two coaches with the same client don't get the same results.

The questions that come up when comparing.

Can I keep my current booking tool?

Yes. If your bookings land in Google Calendar or Outlook, Klarity sees them and triggers capture. The Klarity booking page is an option, not an obligation.

What if I already use a transcription tool?

You can import your audio files or existing reports. Klarity's capture arrives already attached to the right client and record, which makes the separate tool redundant.

Isn't ChatGPT enough, with a good prompt?

To summarize a text you paste, yes. It knows neither your past sessions nor your practice, and it can't cite anything. That's the gap the memory chat fills.

Can I recover my history from another tool?

Yes. Your existing PDFs and documents import into the memory from day one, client by client.

The best comparison is a session.

Connect your calendar, hold one appointment, read the summary and ask the memory a question. Fourteen days are enough to decide.

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