Coach.me

Coach.me brings habit tracking and coaching together for people working on personal goals, health, productivity, or business growth. Its free Habit Tracker supports unlimited habits, progress tracking, community participation, reminders, templates, and home-screen widgets. Weekly and monthly trends, step-by-step plans, and community Q&A provide ways to review and support habits. The tracker page also lists an iPhone Today widget and Apple Watch check-ins and reminders. For more individual guidance, Habit Coaching offers daily support in a private in-app chat. Users can browse coaches by specialty and reviews or use CoachMatch to seek a match based on goals, personality, and preferred style. Leadership Coaching includes twice-monthly live lessons, a peer lab, and weekly leadership lessons. The service is available on web, iOS, and Android. The free plan includes habit tracking and community support; Habit Coaching is $87 a month and Leadership Coaching is $150 a month. Users can hide a goal’s check-ins and notes from their profile, but posts in that goal’s Q&A remain public.

Coach.me offers a free way to track habits with community support, plus paid coaching options for users seeking more guidance. Consider the public Q&A limitation and the monthly cost of coaching when choosing a plan.

It suits individuals, entrepreneurs, coaches, teams, and leaders looking to track habits or work toward personal and professional goals. People seeking daily one-on-one guidance can consider Habit Coaching; those wanting group-oriented leadership learning may prefer Leadership Coaching.

Coach.me combines a habit tracker with community support and optional coaching for personal goals, health, productivity, and business growth. It is best for people who want unlimited free habit tracking and a clear route to one-on-one guidance. The choice is unusually broad, though the coaching prices and limited privacy controls call for care.

Overview

The free tracker supports unlimited habits, progress tracking, custom reminders, step-by-step plans, and community participation. Weekly and monthly trends help users see whether routines are taking hold, while community Q&A and encouragement add accountability without requiring a paid coach. That makes the free tier a substantial starting point for individual habit building; users who need private discussion should look elsewhere.

Key features

Tracking and coaching

Habit templates and reminders give users a structure for starting and maintaining routines. For more direct help, Habit Coaching provides daily support through private in-app chat. Users can browse coaches by specialty and reviews or use CoachMatch, which pairs them based on goals, personality, and preferred coaching style. This flexibility suits people who want guidance tailored to how they work, but each coach is priced separately.

Privacy and support

Making a goal private hides its check-ins and notes from the profile, but posts in that goal’s Q&A remain public. Coach.me has no private-profile option or app lock, so the service is a poor fit for goals that require stronger privacy. Chats are private between user and coach, although anonymized transcripts may be reviewed by staff for coach certification. Coach.me says account deletion removes user data and that it uses reasonable measures, including encryption, while acknowledging it cannot guarantee security. A searchable help center and a getting-started guide that directs users to [email protected] provide basic support routes.

Integrations

The tracker page lists an iPhone Today widget and Apple Watch check-ins and reminders. These options may suit users who want quick access from Apple devices, while the listed Android and web platforms broaden access beyond iOS.

Pricing

The free Habit Tracker / Self-coaching with Community Support plan costs nothing and includes unlimited habits, community Q&A, and props. It is the strongest fit for people comfortable building routines with peer encouragement rather than individual coaching. A separate Self-coaching with Community Support plan includes habit tracking, community Q&A, props, and encouragement, with custom pricing.

Habit Coaching costs $87 a month, billed $87/month, for daily private-chat coaching; each coach is priced separately. It fits users seeking regular individual guidance, but represents a substantial ongoing cost compared with self-guided tracking. Leadership Coaching costs $150 a month, billed $150/month, and includes twice-monthly live lessons, a peer lab, and weekly leadership lessons. It is aimed at people seeking structured leadership development rather than general habit tracking.

Phone consultations are a one-time charge, with rates varying by coach, and provide an in-depth phone consultation. Custom Individual & Group Coaching has rates set by individual coaches, with pricing shown on each coach’s profile. These options suit users who prefer a consultation or a coach-set arrangement, though the cost depends on the coach.

Platforms

Coach.me is available on web, iOS, and Android. Its listed iPhone Today widget and Apple Watch check-ins and reminders add convenience for users with Apple devices.

Who it's for

Individuals who want unlimited habit tracking with reminders, progress trends, and community encouragement can get meaningful use from the free plan. People who want daily personal guidance may find Habit Coaching a better fit, while Leadership Coaching targets leaders seeking recurring lessons and peer discussion. Coach.me also describes offerings for entrepreneurs, coaches, and teams. Its public Q&A and lack of a private profile or app lock make it a poor choice for users who need stronger privacy around their goals.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The free plan supports unlimited habits, so users can build several routines without hitting a habit cap.
• Pros: Progress trends, custom reminders, step-by-step plans, and community encouragement give free users more structure than simple check-ins alone.
• Pros: Coach browsing and CoachMatch offer two ways to find paid one-on-one support.
• Cons: Goal Q&A posts remain public even when a goal is private, and the app has no private-profile option or lock.
• Cons: Habit Coaching costs $87 a month, with each coach priced separately, making sustained individual guidance a significant expense.
• Cons: The Apple-specific widget and watch features do not provide equivalent listed integrations for Android users.

Alternatives

Habit Tracker Apps is a useful starting point for comparing more tracking tools. Choose Coaching Software when the priority is evaluating coaching products.

Avocation is worth considering for an Android or iOS tracker with a free plan capped at three habits on its Ireland App Store listing. Choose Everyday if a free forever plan for up to three habits and broader platform coverage, including macOS and browser extension, better suits your needs. HabitBull may suit users who want a five-habit free tier and a one-week Premium trial; its yearly subscription costs $19.99 a year.

Habitica is an option for users who want a habit app that can be fully enjoyed for free, with Android, iOS, and web support. Habitify may fit users seeking advanced reminders, break mode, calendar and Apple Health integrations, and API and automation features in its $10 a month Premium plan. HabitKit offers a four-habit free plan for Android and iOS, while Habits is another freemium option for iOS and macOS. Habo may appeal to users who want an open-source tracker, including Linux or self-hosted support, with a free plan and optional sync at $1.99 a month.

Verdict

Coach.me is a strong choice for people who want unlimited habit tracking with community support and the option to move into daily coaching when they need more direction. Its free plan gives routine-building real structure, and coach matching makes paid guidance more personal. Look elsewhere if your goals or conversations need stronger privacy, or if the monthly cost of individual coaching does not fit your budget.