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Program Preview by The Lean CPTO
See what your signature program could become in 60 sec
For leadership coaches, L&D firms and consultants. Describe one program you run. In about a minute you get the product it could become, a sample session on your own model, an indicative price and a message to pre-sell it. Free, no login.
G'day Product Hunt 👋 I'm Matt. I ran corporate training in Tokyo for nearly a decade, and kept seeing the same thing. The sessions landed, then people went back to work and the forgetting set in. The ones who kept improving had something between sessions: practice, feedback and a reason to use it.
Most coaches and L&D firms know this, but turning a signature program into something clients keep using feels like a software project. It isn't. So I built a free preview:
→ Describe one program you deliver, in your own words (no client names)
→ In about a minute you get the product it could become, a sample session built on your own model, an indicative price, and a message you could send your best clients to pre-sell it
No login. Nothing gets built until a client has paid. That's the whole method.
If you run lean or CI engagements instead, there's a sister tool, Engagement Pick (theleancpto.com/engagement-pick/), for designing a sustain phase so gains hold after handover.
I'd love blunt feedback. Was the output useful for your program? What did it get wrong?
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About Program Preview by The Lean CPTO on Product Hunt
“See what your signature program could become in 60 sec”
Program Preview by The Lean CPTO was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #68 on the daily leaderboard. For leadership coaches, L&D firms and consultants. Describe one program you run. In about a minute you get the product it could become, a sample session on your own model, an indicative price and a message to pre-sell it. Free, no login.
Program Preview by The Lean CPTO was featured in Productivity (665.4k followers), Education (79.5k followers) and Human Resources (2.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 218.8k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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G'day Product Hunt 👋 I'm Matt. I ran corporate training in Tokyo for nearly a decade, and kept seeing the same thing. The sessions landed, then people went back to work and the forgetting set in. The ones who kept improving had something between sessions: practice, feedback and a reason to use it.
Most coaches and L&D firms know this, but turning a signature program into something clients keep using feels like a software project. It isn't. So I built a free preview:
→ Describe one program you deliver, in your own words (no client names)
→ In about a minute you get the product it could become, a sample session built on your own model, an indicative price, and a message you could send your best clients to pre-sell it
No login. Nothing gets built until a client has paid. That's the whole method.
If you run lean or CI engagements instead, there's a sister tool, Engagement Pick (theleancpto.com/engagement-pick/), for designing a sustain phase so gains hold after handover.
I'd love blunt feedback. Was the output useful for your program? What did it get wrong?