For Coaches

You help your clients grow. Orin helps you do the same.

Orin brings your sessions, your clients, and your reflections into one place, so the practice you’ve built has the structure and intelligence to match it.

The Coaching Mirror

Three lenses.
Your read comes first.

When you reflect, your coachee shares their view, and the AI surfaces its observations, something shifts. Three perspectives, one frame, none of them overriding the others.

You decide what to accept, what to set aside, and what to explore further. The insight is always yours.

Session 14 · Three Lenses
Your Reflection

I noticed the client kept returning to the same constraint. I wonder if I stayed with it long enough.

Coachee’s View

That question about what I actually want — that’s the one that stayed with me after the session.

AI Observation

Coach asked three consecutive questions at 14:22 without space for processing. Draft — pending your review.

Coachee Portal · Alex’s View
Session 14 reflectionSubmitted
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Development focusUpdated this week
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Alex’s reflection, Session 14

“I realised I keep framing things as problems to solve rather than choices to make. The question about what I actually want was the one that landed.”

Coachee Portal

Your clients have their own space too.

Each client gets their own portal — a central space to reflect between sessions, respond to 360 requests, and track their own growth over time. Use it as a document hub: share statements of work, session agreements, and program resources directly through the portal. The relationship doesn’t only exist in the room.

Their reflections feed directly into the Three Lenses view, so you arrive at each session already knowing what they were sitting with.

In-App Meetings

The session starts and ends inside Orin.

You can join your coaching call directly in Orin. The session is recorded and transcribed automatically, and analysis begins the moment it ends. No uploading. No copy-pasting. No switching tools.

The transcript stays private to your practice. You decide what gets surfaced, what gets accepted, and what gets shared.

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Coach: What would it look like if that constraint wasn’t there?

Alex: I think I’d actually make the decision I’ve been avoiding for six months…

Auto-analysis begins when session ends38:14
Your coaching patterns · Last 90 days
Opened space for silenceImproving
Solution-focused questioningConsistent
Staying with the coachee’s frameGrowth edge
Avg. session depth score↑ since month 2
Based on 14 sessions, 3 coaches, and your accepted observations.
Your Development

Orin watches your growth as well as your clients’.

Across every session, Orin surfaces patterns in your own coaching — the questions you ask, the moments you open up or close down, the tendencies that show up across different clients.

Not to evaluate you. To give you the same longitudinal view of your own development that you work so hard to give your clients.

Your Data

Your client sessions are not our data to keep.

Coaching is confidential work. We built Orin with that as the starting assumption, not an afterthought.

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Session data belongs to you

Transcripts and session content are stored under your account, accessible only to you. Not shared with programs, institutions, or other coaches.

We never train on your sessions

Your coaching conversations are not used to train AI models, ours or anyone else’s. What happens in a session stays in a session.

Delete anytime

You can delete your session data at any time. No retention periods, no hidden archives.

No bot in the room

Orin analyses transcripts, uploaded or via Zoom RTMS. There is no AI joining your sessions as a participant. Your client never interacts with Orin.

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