For coaches
Your clients turn up with a record of the fortnight, not a memory of it.
You ask clients to look at where their time goes. Most never do, and half the session goes on reconstructing the week. Quarter Past asks them every fifteen minutes, one tap logs the quarter-hour, and they arrive with the fortnight written down and already read by an AI.
For Mac · 14 days free, then £54 once · Never reads your screen
What actually comes back when you ask a client to track their time
A sheet with Monday filled in. A reconstruction on the drive over. Or nothing, and an apology. The founder of Quarter Past was that client, and built this so his coach would stop having to ask.
You set the exercise.
Track the fortnight. Send them the one-page handout: what to install, what to do, what to bring.
It asks, they tap.
Every fifteen minutes, in the menu bar. No timer to remember. If they forget for an hour, it asks about the hour. Falling behind stops being possible.
They ask an AI what it sees.
Copy for AI writes the fortnight up: plan against actual, fragmentation, when the real work happened, and how complete the data is. They paste it into Claude or ChatGPT and read the answer.
You start from the data.
The one figure that surprised them. The thing they planned that got the least time. A conversation instead of an excavation.
Why it works as a coaching exercise
- Honest by construction
- Every entry says whether it was measured live or recalled afterwards. A client cannot quietly tidy the fortnight, and neither can the app.
- The plan beside the record
- They write what they mean to do; the app keeps the other half. The difference is shown, never scored. What to make of it is the session.
- The brief
- Written for a language model, honest about its own data quality, so the AI hedges where it should. The client arrives having already argued with it.
- Nothing to administer
- No account, no dashboard, no client seats. They download it, it is free for fourteen days, and it is £54 once if they keep it. You recommend it because it worked; nothing is handed out.
- The handout
- A one-page guide you can forward: install, answer for a fortnight, press Analyse, bring three things. Ask and we will send the link.
The record belongs to the client.
It never reads their screen, and nothing goes to a server. The fortnight is a file on their own Mac. What they share with you is what they choose to share.
Try it on yourself first.
Fourteen days free, then £54 once, for one Mac. The best way to know whether to recommend it is a fortnight of your own.
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