
Every drill, every rep, every step forward. Between sessions, not just during them.
The recap is a voice memo or a late WhatsApp, if it happens at all. A week later neither of you knows exactly what the lesson was about.
Speak for a minute after the lesson. byrdy turns it into a written recap with photos and drills and sends it to your client’s chat, where it stays.
Drills travel as video links and PDFs. Nobody sees whether they get done, or how often.
Assign drills and training plans to a client. They log what they practised, and you see the plan against what was actually done.
You hear about the round at the start of the next lesson, from memory, or as a photo of a scorecard.
Clients log rounds and practice in a few taps: every phase of the game rated, the details one tap away. It lands in their history with you.
Preparing means scrolling back through chats and notes, or starting the lesson from scratch.
Before every lesson a smart briefing: activity since last time, drills against plan, the client’s own feedback and where to pick up.
The lesson is an hour. byrdy takes care of what happens around it.



Pay yearly and two months are free. Academy is set up around your team.
Your circle, all season. A standing tournament that runs from the first round to the last, a leaderboard that moves every time someone posts a card, and the formats people actually play. On your own or with one buddy.
