Coach Sinovuyo is very supportive Coach Sinovuyo is very supportive, organized, respectful & caring. She communicates her warmth and caring from half a world away & that makes such a BIG difference in motivating students to make those changes that have a positive impact in their lives. She is a Blessing to my daughter. I am grateful to have her in our lives.

Coachbit is a great fit! Elizabeth Cuevas is an excellent coach for my son's journey to developing great habits as a student-athlete. I can see the transformation in his daily routine. He is rising to the challenges of his high-demanding academic and athletic school environment with much more energy and enthusiasm. Thank you, Elizabeth, and thank you, Coachbit!

An absolute waste of time & money This was an absolute waste of time and money. It is not daily coaching, it is working through a sub par app via a slow messaging service. The 15 minute session were probably only 5 minutes if you added up the actual time and 30 minutes if you added up the delay in responses from start to finish. In 3 months my teenage son only was taught he should make his bed. The coaches use scripts that are dated and not beneficial for a teen with horrible analogies. In the end we wasted time and energy and could have used the money getting actual coaching. Please save yourself from this massive disappointment and work with coaches who actually interact with your student.

On a gradient This program is so good because everything is in bite size pieces. Each day it’s a quick text chat that covers the habit your child and the coach are working on. I’ve seen my son take accountability for himself because of Coachbit!

Is chatting on a smartphone really going to help your child's executive functioning? After 3 months of Coachbit, the only goals reached were 1) getting up on time (which was not really a problem before 2) making the bed (a good habit, but not strictly related to school work) 3) packing the bag before leaving. Those goals were usually achieved through being nagged by us, the parents. We also had to take an extra 15 minutes out of every morning for the coaching which was mostly small talk, along with sending some pre-recorded videos about why making your bed is important and other trivialities. Giving a teen more access to a smartphone only led to more time wasting - we would have been better off not having Coachbit and keeping the smartphone put away and simply using a whiteboard.