CoachbitReviews of coachbit.com

Coachbit has been a godsend to our family, and Coach Robyn, in particular, is absolutely amazing. Our son started with Coachbit as an awkward eleventh grader with pretty significant executive functioning and ADHD issues. He was having a really hard time managing the various responsibilities in his life, and his motivation and confidence were plummeting as a result. In his first semester with Coachbit, his grades improved from B's and C's to almost all A's! With Coach Robyn's help, over time he has grown in to a calm, fairly confident college student with a plan to tackle life’s daily challenges. We are so grateful -Thank you Coach Robyn!

Positive impact From day one when I contacted your organization for support, there was a sense of urgency. The person who responded to my email could identify with my situation. My son's coach (Rivoningo Lubisi) was persistent even in times when I was beginning to lose hope. His patience, and ability to counsel me let alone my son is paying off. I see my son taking ownership of his coaching sessions, tidying his room, and studying without me reminding him. The support I get from coach Rivo as an elder brother figure to my son is highly appreciated being a single parent and my son the only child. Please keep shining and assisting us to make future leaders out of our children. With Coachbit I feel like indeed it takes a village to raise a child. Kind regards

Coach Gaia was a great help. She is very attentive and adapts well to our son's needs and learning style. she checks in on progress and keeps everyone on track.

Coach Sinovuyo is very supportive, organized, respectful & caring. She communicates her warmth and caring from half a world away & that makes such a BIG difference in motivating students to make those changes that have a positive impact in their lives. She is a Blessing to my daughter. I am grateful to have her in our lives.

We got progress reports yesterday and for the first time (possibly ever) my son was caught up on nearly everything with all As and Bs - except for one. He is usually many assignments behind and trying to dig himself out of a homework hole - but not this year and I am so grateful because he doesn't seem as stressed or frustrated. His confidence and mood are better because he doesn't have those missing assignments constantly weighing him down. I think he finally gets to see what we've always told him - "if you just turn stuff in your grades will be great." Plus we aren't constantly having to beg him to finish his work and nag him - which is so not helpful but we didn't know what else to do. The first 6 months of coaching there was a bit of change - and that was the time he and his Coach Jess, were building a foundation and habits. However, we've seen many positive changes and a lot of growth over the summer and now with school starting it's really becoming clear just how well the coaching is helping him figure out what works for him. He seems more self-assured and proud of his efforts which makes my heart happy. Aside from school, he's better at keeping his room clean, doing his laundry, and helping whenever we ask. He has a great long-term memory but his short-term memory seems to be improving a lot as well. I'm sure there are other things but that's all I can think of right now. It looks like the efforts of his wonderful coach, Jessica Jordan, and his efforts are really paying off. He doesn't like me to make a big deal about how proud I am of him - but I really really am. Thank you!

My coach, Ayesha, was incredibly good with helping me figure things out that I was struggling with, and also just very good at listening and respecting my time. It was very helpful and taught me a lot of useful skills.

The first thing is the selection of coaches. Each one really does help and has lots of methods to help. The second thing is they listen to the people using the app to make it more convenient and comfortable to use. I 100% recommend using the app if you are struggling with school

In the nick of time my son has started to take himself seriously, improved his personal hygiene, reduced the amount of time spent gaming, started approaching his lessons with intent to learn, taking notes etc, habitually attends BJJ classes and is kind to the puppy. In one day he achieved 17 +ve behaviour points at school previously 1 would have been good. If he continues on this trajectory, he can potentially maximise his life opportunities when exams arrive next summer.