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Ask your coaching memory in plain language

Ask a question the way you'd ask a colleague who remembered everything. Klarity answers from your sessions, and cites the source session and date.

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Where did we land with Sophie on her relationship to authority?

Sophie has progressed on actually exercising her authority, but remains uncertain about owning it symbolically with her former peers. The gap between the two has been visible since February.

What has shifted

Across the last three sessions, she has managed to:

session 12 · Apr 16session 13 · Apr 30session 14 · May 9
  • Hold a clear frame in team meetings
  • Decline a request from her manager without over-justifying

What is still stuck

The topic of Pierre (former peer turned direct report) remains central and barely moves. Mentioned in 7 of the last 8 sessions, almost always in the second half.

The problem

Your working memory shouldn't be dug out of folders

  • « Which session was that in again? »

    Finding a past detail means reopening notes, files, folders. It takes so long you give up.

  • « I think he mentioned it in February. »

    From memory, we approximate. Yet it's the precision of the facts that gives the work its value.

  • « What patterns show up across my clients? »

    A question that cuts across the whole practice goes unanswered: you can't aggregate years of archives by hand.

Sourced answers

A real answer, grounded in your sessions

No keyword search: you ask the question, Klarity answers from the client's real history.

  • What moved, what's still stuck
  • References to the sessions involved
  • You keep control of fact versus interpretation

Memory assistant

Progress

  • The evening stress that disrupted her sleep is gone.session 8 · Jul 10
  • Calm and letting go are now in place.session 7 · Jun 26

Next steps

  • Watch stress warning signs as early alerts.session 8 · Jul 10

Based on 5 sessions

Three ways to ask

One client, your practice, or your business

  • 01

    Client mode

    « Where is this person on speaking up? » The answer covers a single engagement.

  • 02

    Practice mode

    « What themes recur among my clients in transition? » A cross-cutting read, anonymized by default.

  • 03

    Pilot mode

    « How many sessions this week? » Steering metrics, without opening a spreadsheet.

Enrichment

Top up the memory by hand whenever you want

After a session, a window lets you add a private note: a feeling, a weak signal, some context. It enriches the client's memory alongside the summary.

  • A free enrichment note, whenever you sense it
  • Woven into the searchable memory
  • Always under your control

Notes

Yours only, feed the memory

New note

Consolidate, don't ease off

Jul 3

Camille is on the move and the anxious Sunday evenings are gone. Careful not to drop the guard.

The shift has begun

May 29

A real turning point: she moved from 'if' to 'how' and chose her direction.

The block is a mask

Apr 17

The real block isn't the risk but status and how others see her.

Frequently asked

What coaches ask us

Everything you need to know about this Klarity feature.

Another question? Write to us
How do I find what a client said in a previous session?

You ask in plain language, per client: 'What commitments did they make?', 'What topics do they keep coming back to?'. The answer draws on all the sessions and cites the source session and date.

Are the answers reliable?

Every answer is sourced: it points back to the sessions involved, so you always tell fact from your interpretation. Klarity carries the memory, you keep the judgement.

Can I query my whole practice, not just one client?

Yes. Beyond a single client, you can query your practice across the board (recurring patterns, frequent themes), anonymized by default.

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