
About
This app streamlines scheduling, payments, and session planning for private sports coaches and their athletes. Coaches can manage availability, accept various payment methods, and build custom session plans with media. Athletes can easily book sessions and track progress.
What's New in KADI Coaching
1.0.20
October 30, 2026
Scheduling improvements and fixes: • Overlapping sessions: you can now schedule sessions that overlap. KADI warns you first, and the call is yours. • Session caps: a session no longer takes more athletes than its limit, including when someone pays after booking. • Balances now show exact amounts down to the cent.
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FAQ
How does KADI Coaching handle payments?
KADI Coaching allows coaches to accept card payments through Stripe, or get paid via Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, Cash App, or cash. The app provides a clear overview of revenue and outstanding balances.
Can I use KADI Coaching offline?
The description does not specify offline functionality. However, features like scheduling and payment tracking typically require an internet connection to sync data.
What devices does KADI Coaching support?
KADI Coaching is available on iPhone and iPod devices, as indicated by its supported devices list.
How often is KADI Coaching updated?
The app was last updated on October 30, 2026, with version 1.0.20. This suggests regular updates are provided by the developer.
Is KADI Coaching suitable for young athletes?
Yes, KADI Coaching has an age rating of 4+, making it appropriate for use with young athletes and their families.
What are the benefits of using KADI Coaching for coaches?
Coaches benefit from simplified scheduling, easy payment tracking, the ability to sell class packages, build custom session plans with media, and manage athlete rosters.
Does KADI Coaching have ads?
No, KADI Coaching does not contain advertisements, as indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being false.
How does KADI Coaching compare to enterprise back-office solutions?
KADI Coaching is designed for coaches working in fields, courts, or gyms, focusing on simplicity without contracts or per-athlete pricing, unlike more complex enterprise solutions.





