Sweat Receipts
Sweat Receipts helps coaches turn a short client interview into testimonials and ready-to-share graphics. I built it because getting someone to describe good coaching can be almost as much work as doing it.
At Precision Nutrition, I learned how much coaches struggle to market their services. I also learned why many don’t ask clients for testimonials: it’s uncomfortable. If the client doesn’t reply, do you ask again? At what point does a polite follow-up become a small debt-collection operation?
Even a willing client can get stuck. “Could you write me a testimonial?” is a blank page disguised as a small favour. They might say something lovely without giving anyone a sense of what the coach helped them achieve.
A conversation beats a blank page
I built Sweat Receipts for nutrition coaches, personal trainers, and fitness instructors. The coach adds a few details about their work with a client, then sends an invitation by email or shares a link in a text.
A friendly AI interviewer asks what’s changed for the client and what working with the coach has been like. It doesn’t pretend to be the coach. It asks questions that help the client get specific, without having to sit down and write a testimonial from scratch.
The coach gets the client’s answers back and can turn them into ready-to-share graphics for Instagram, Facebook, or even an email signature. One interview can give them several useful pieces to work with.
I wanted to keep helping coaches build their businesses. Getting a client’s actual experience into their marketing seemed like a good place to start.