The platform

Everything you need to start, run and grow a coaching, training or tutoring business.

Families on one side. Coaches, trainers, tutors and their businesses on the other. Everything between them runs in one place.

The PeakSeek platform as one map. The demand side — parents, students, learners, schools, academies and resident welfare associations — and the supply side — coaches, academies, schools and studios — meet across five stages: Discover, Match and transact, Deliver and operate, Engage and retain, and Outcomes. An analytics rail guides every stage and the AI copilots act at every stage — each rail entry is labeled with the stage it serves. Every interaction lands in one data platform, and everything stands on a foundation of trust, compliance and safety.

Demand side · consumers

  • Parents
  • Students
  • Learners
  • Schools
  • Academies
  • RWAs

Supply side · providers

  • Coaches
  • Trainers
  • Tutors
  • Academies
  • Studios
  • Schools

dashboards

every interaction becomes data

memory

A page families find, read and book from.

Fill in your profile once and it shows wherever you teach. Your classes become the page a family reads before they book, and the Marketplace is where a family who has never heard of you finds it.

Sign up and build your profile: Sign up with a code sent to your phone or email, then add your photo, your experience, what you teach and your qualifications.
Sign up and build your profile
Your public page: What a family reads before they book: who you are, what you teach, where, on what days, and what they can book today. Share its link yourself, or let families find it in the Marketplace.
Your public page
Marketplace: Families search by activity and by area, on a list or a map, and see what you teach, your timings, your starting fee and how far away you are. Finish your profile, publish a batch and set up payments, and your page is on it.
Marketplace
A page for your academy, studio or school: Set up the business beside your own classes: its branches, its team of coaches, its awards and its own page, all from the same login.
A page for your academy, studio or school
  • Sign up and build your profile

    Live

    Sign up with a code sent to your phone or email, then add your photo, your experience, what you teach and your qualifications.

  • Your public page

    Live

    What a family reads before they book: who you are, what you teach, where, on what days, and what they can book today. Share its link yourself, or let families find it in the Marketplace.

  • Marketplace

    Live

    Families search by activity and by area, on a list or a map, and see what you teach, your timings, your starting fee and how far away you are. Finish your profile, publish a batch and set up payments, and your page is on it.

  • A page for your academy, studio or school

    Live

    Set up the business beside your own classes: its branches, its team of coaches, its awards and its own page, all from the same login.

  • Pick what you teach from a list

    Live

    Choose your sport, subject, instrument or dance form from a ready-made list instead of typing it into a box.

  • Ask for what you need

    Planned

    When nothing matches, the parent posts what they are looking for, and coaches outside their usual area can answer it.

A trial to try, a plan or a pack to buy, and fees that land in your own account.

A family tries a class, picks a plan or a pack, and pays by UPI, card or netbanking, with a receipt on every payment — a GST tax invoice when you are GST registered, a bill of supply when you are not. The money lands in your own bank account: PeakSeek never holds it, and never takes a share of what your students pay you.

Collect fees: Families pay by UPI, card or netbanking, and every payment produces a receipt — a GST tax invoice when you are GST registered, a bill of supply when you are not.
Collect fees
Who owes what, and reminders: One list of what needs you: who owes and since when, whose pack has run out, who tried a class and has not joined, which registers are unmarked. A ready-written reminder goes out from your own phone in one tap. Fourteen of the sixteen coaches we spoke to in Bengaluru in January 2026 called collecting fees their single biggest frustration.
Who owes what, and reminders
Monthly plans and terms: Price a batch by the month, collected ahead or billed after, or sell a term of three, six or twelve months. A family who joins mid-month pays only for the classes left.
Monthly plans and terms
Class packs: Sell a set number of classes, valid for as long as you choose. A pack covers one batch, a few, or everything you offer, and a family books each class while a spot is open.
Class packs
Trials, free or paid: Offer one class or a few to try. A paid trial holds the spot, and its fee can count towards the plan when the family joins.
Trials, free or paid
  • Collect fees

    Live

    Families pay by UPI, card or netbanking, and every payment produces a receipt — a GST tax invoice when you are GST registered, a bill of supply when you are not.

  • Who owes what, and reminders

    Live

    One list of what needs you: who owes and since when, whose pack has run out, who tried a class and has not joined, which registers are unmarked. A ready-written reminder goes out from your own phone in one tap. Fourteen of the sixteen coaches we spoke to in Bengaluru in January 2026 called collecting fees their single biggest frustration.

  • Cash and bank transfers

    Live

    Record what you collected in cash or by transfer against the same student and the same batch, so your books stay complete even when the money did not come through PeakSeek.

  • Monthly plans and terms

    Live

    Price a batch by the month, collected ahead or billed after, or sell a term of three, six or twelve months. A family who joins mid-month pays only for the classes left.

  • Class packs

    Live

    Sell a set number of classes, valid for as long as you choose. A pack covers one batch, a few, or everything you offer, and a family books each class while a spot is open.

  • Trials, free or paid

    Live

    Offer one class or a few to try. A paid trial holds the spot, and its fee can count towards the plan when the family joins.

  • Memberships

    Live

    Sell a membership for a month or up to a year. It gives members a discount on your plans, or the run of your studio or gym during its open hours.

  • Getting set up to be paid

    Live

    Do the payment setup once: your tax details and a bank account. After that it works everywhere you teach.

  • One pass across PeakSeek

    Planned

    A pass a family buys once and uses with any coach or academy that accepts it, so families from across PeakSeek can take the seats you have open.

  • Credits you top up

    Planned

    A balance a family tops up once and spends across your programs.

  • Academy shares

    Planned

    An academy collects once, and each coach gets their share automatically, on one statement every side can read.

  • Sell more than classes

    Planned

    Sell drill plans and session templates, or rent out a ground or a set of equipment, through the payment setup your fees already run on.

The schedule, the register and the record of every class, in one place.

One calendar covers every place you teach, and marking who turned up takes a tap per student. Type a line on a student after class, and the progress report a parent reads is drafted from those notes for you to edit and send.

One calendar for every place: Set up classes that repeat, across every place you teach, and see them all on one calendar. Thirteen of the sixteen coaches we spoke to in Bengaluru in January 2026 teach at two or more places.
One calendar for every place
Programs, batches and slots: Set up what you teach once, then run as many batches under it as your week has room for, each with its own days, place, seats, coach and fee. A batch with one seat is a one-to-one slot.
Programs, batches and slots
Attendance: One tap per student marks a whole batch in seconds: present, absent or on leave. Twelve of the sixteen coaches we spoke to in Bengaluru in January 2026 still mark attendance on paper.
Attendance
Progress reports for parents: Pick a period and the notes that matter, and the summary is drafted for you to edit. Send it, and the family reads it in their app and can share it as a PDF.
Progress reports for parents
  • One calendar for every place

    Live

    Set up classes that repeat, across every place you teach, and see them all on one calendar. Thirteen of the sixteen coaches we spoke to in Bengaluru in January 2026 teach at two or more places.

  • Programs, batches and slots

    Live

    Set up what you teach once, then run as many batches under it as your week has room for, each with its own days, place, seats, coach and fee. A batch with one seat is a one-to-one slot.

  • Attendance

    Live

    One tap per student marks a whole batch in seconds: present, absent or on leave. Twelve of the sixteen coaches we spoke to in Bengaluru in January 2026 still mark attendance on paper.

  • Notes on each student

    Live

    After a class, type a line on a student: what went well and what to work on next. The notes stay with the student.

  • Progress reports for parents

    Live

    Pick a period and the notes that matter, and the summary is drafted for you to edit. Send it, and the family reads it in their app and can share it as a PDF.

  • Your team

    Live

    Invite the coaches who teach with you, give each a role, and put each on the batches they take.

  • Cancel, add and hand over a class

    Live

    Cancel a class with a reason and every family hears about it. Add a one-off class, or hand one to another coach on your team.

  • Reminders that send themselves

    Live

    A reminder an hour before class, and a payment alert when a bill goes out.

  • One login, two hats

    Live

    Run an academy and your own classes from a single login, each with its own records.

  • CoverMe, for a class you cannot take

    Planned

    When you cannot run a class, PeakSeek offers it to qualified coaches nearby, so your student keeps the session instead of losing it.

  • What gets taught, level by level

    Planned

    Every sport and subject carries a teaching guide: what is covered at each level, and what a student has to show to clear it.

Messages and events that keep families close.

A family asks a question from your page and you answer in the app, so the conversation stays with your business rather than on a personal number. Events give your students something to train for, and bring new families to your page.

Messages with families: A family asks a question from your page and the thread opens in your inbox. Reply from the app, and set the hours you want to be notified in.
Messages with families
Tournaments, workshops and camps: Publish an event, open to everyone or by link only. Take registrations with a fee or without one, paid in the app or at the venue, bring in co-organizers, and check people in on the day.
Tournaments, workshops and camps
  • Messages with families

    Live

    A family asks a question from your page and the thread opens in your inbox. Reply from the app, and set the hours you want to be notified in.

  • Tournaments, workshops and camps

    Live

    Publish an event, open to everyone or by link only. Take registrations with a fee or without one, paid in the app or at the venue, bring in co-organizers, and check people in on the day.

  • Batch groups

    Planned

    Every batch will get its own group that adds and removes students as the batch changes.

  • Draws and results

    Planned

    Run a tournament's draw, and have every result land on the student's record on its own.

  • Community

    Planned

    Coaches share drills, parents ask questions and academies post updates, sorted by what is useful and browsable by activity and by area.

  • Coach welfare

    Planned

    Group medical cover and career support at rates an independent coach cannot negotiate alone.

A dated record that opens doors for the student, and for you.

Ten years of teaching usually leaves nothing a parent can check, and a child who changes coach or city starts again from nothing. Every class you mark and every report you send is already a dated fact in your own records. What is promised is what it becomes: a record the family owns and carries between coaches and cities, a level you can prove, and statements a bank accepts.

  • Proof of Play

    Planned

    A dated record of every skill cleared, class attended and milestone reached. It moves with the family between coaches and cities, and the family owns it.

  • ProofScore

    Planned

    A coaching level earned from months of classes you have actually taught, rather than claimed on a profile.

  • Video assessment

    Planned

    Upload short clips tagged by skill and by student, and put them side by side across a season.

  • Jobs

    Planned

    Academies and schools post coaching jobs, and coaches apply with a profile that already carries what they have taught.

  • Proof of income

    Planned

    Monthly and yearly statements you can hand to a bank when you apply for a loan or a card.

Analytics & BI

The numbers that say what to do next.

How full each batch is, which programs hold their students, and which activities and areas have families asking with nobody answering will be read off your own records rather than guessed. The same numbers will show where to open the next batch.

  • See where the demand is

    Planned

    Unanswered requests add up into a live picture of which activities and areas have nobody teaching them, so you can open a batch where parents are already asking.

  • Academy numbers

    Planned

    How full each batch is, which programs hold on to their students, and which coaches keep theirs.

AI copilots

ira is being built to take on the paperwork, and to hand every result back to you.

ira is the assistant being built into both apps. Today it introduces itself and shows the kind of question it will answer; the answers are not switched on yet. The AI you can use now is the first draft of a progress report. ira never acts without your approval, never marks attendance, and never modifies fee records.

ira's screen in the PeakSeek Partner app today: ira introduces itself, says it will soon answer questions, and lists three examples of what a coach will be able to ask.
ira in the coach's app, today
ira's screen in the family's app today: the same introduction, with three examples of what a parent will be able to ask.
ira in the family's app, today
  • A first draft of every progress report

    Live

    Pick the notes for a report and the summary is drafted from them. You edit it, and nothing reaches a family until you send it.

  • Ask about your own records

    Building

    Ask who took a trial and has not joined yet, which batches are full, or how a student has come along, and read the answer off your own records.

  • Messages written for you to approve

    Planned

    ira writes the follow-up messages and holds them. You edit, you approve, and only then do they send.

  • A note before every class

    Planned

    Half an hour before a class: what you planned, who is on a streak, who missed the last one, and where you left off.

Data platform

Every interaction becomes data, and data becomes memory.

Every schedule set, mark made, note typed and fee collected lands in one record, kept apart per customer and gathered with a parent's consent. Your Money tab and your progress reports read that record today, and the wider dashboards and ira will read it as they arrive — and it belongs to the people it describes, never sold.

Foundation — trust, compliance & safety

Consent first, and records that stay yours.

A parent's consent is recorded before a family account is linked to a child, nobody outside your own account can read your records, and every record is stored in India. Neither app carries an advertising tracker.

An invite in the family's app: the school that added the student and the batch, the question of which family member it is, and the choice to continue or to say it is not theirs.
A coach's invite waits for you
Adding a child in the family's app: the parent states they are the child's parent or legal guardian and consents to the child's data being used for their classes, before a code is sent to the parent's own mobile.
A parent agrees first
  • A parent agrees first

    Live

    A parent's consent is recorded before a family account is linked to a child, and a guardian confirms it with a one-time password. The agreement is checked against the parent, and it is never overwritten.

  • Your records stay yours

    Live

    PeakSeek keeps every customer's records apart from every other customer's, and checks who is asking twice before it returns any of them. A request that does not say who it belongs to gets nothing back rather than everything.

  • A person writes every mark and every payment

    Live

    No AI writes an attendance mark or a fee record. A mark is only ever made by a person, and a bill only ever follows the plan you set. ira will be able to write the message about one, and it never acts without your approval.

  • Your account, and closing it

    Live

    Set up how you sign in, and close your account and delete its records from inside the app.

  • Ask for your own data

    See what PeakSeek holds about you, correct it, or take it with you, without emailing anybody.

  • The verified badge

    Planned

    Send your identity documents and certificates in for checking, and carry a badge families can rely on.

Read the security and privacy detail

Two apps

PeakSeek Partner for coaches, trainers, tutors and their businesses. PeakSeek for parents and students.

Both are in early access and neither is on an app store yet. Beta participants receive them directly from the PeakSeek team, for Android and iOS. Both run in English, Hindi, Kannada and Telugu.

Get the apps by joining the beta

Frequently asked questions

Is PeakSeek only for sports coaches?

No. It is for anyone who coaches, trains or tutors, and for the business around them: an independent coach, a personal trainer, a home tutor, an academy, a studio, a gym, a tuition centre or a school. What you teach changes the words on your page and little else. The work underneath is the same for all of them: programs, batches, a register and fees.

What is a program, what is a batch, and what is a session?

A program is what you teach: under-12 cricket, Class 8 maths, beginner pilates. A batch is one group inside it: which days, what time, where, how many seats, and which coach. A batch with one seat is a one-to-one slot. Each dated class a batch creates is a session, every place you teach lands on one calendar, and a session is what you mark the register against.

I have made a program. Why can no family see it?

Nothing reaches a family until you publish it. Publishing a program takes its batches live with it; a plan, a pack and a membership each publish on their own. Where something is missing, the app says what to fix first.

What is a plan, and how is it different from a program?

A program is what you teach. A plan is how a family pays for a place in it. A monthly plan belongs to one batch and runs by the calendar month, and a term plan sells three, six or twelve months together. A family that joins mid-month pays only for the classes left in that month.

What is a pack, and when would I sell one instead of a plan?

A plan holds a student a place in one batch every week. A pack holds no place: it is a set number of classes a family books one at a time, in any batch the pack covers, while a spot is open. Sell plans to your regulars and packs to everyone else, and the seats your regulars leave open get filled. You set the number of classes, the price, how long the pack is valid and whether it can be frozen. A trial pack is the same idea for a first visit: one class or a few, free or paid.

Does every student have to be on a plan?

No. A student holds a place in a batch with a plan or without one. Classes a plan covers are paid for by the plan. For classes no plan covers, you send the family a bill for those classes, and they pay it in the app or pay you directly.

How does a student get onto my roster?

Two ways. You add them to a batch yourself with a name and a parent's mobile number, one at a time or by pasting your list, and share the invite with the family. Or a family finds your page, books a trial or buys a plan or a pack, and arrives on your roster on their own. For a child, a parent gives consent with a code sent to their own phone before anything more than the name is kept.

Do I collect ahead, or bill after the month?

Either, and you choose it plan by plan. Collected ahead, the fee for the month comes due on the first and the family pays it to keep the place. Billed after, the month runs first and the bill follows the classes you held. PeakSeek never charges a family on its own: a fee comes due, and they choose to pay it, in the app or to you directly.

What is my public page, and where is its link?

Your profile is you: what you teach and your qualifications. Your page is your classes, or your academy: every program you publish appears on it with its batches, its trials, and the plans and packs on sale. Families find it in the Marketplace, and Share gives you a link to send to anyone yourself.

What is the difference between a coach page and an academy page?

A coach's page shows one person's own classes. An academy's page shows the business: its places, its team, and the batches those coaches run. If you coach only at an academy, the academy's page shows you. If you also teach on your own, you keep your own page beside the academy's, each with its own records.

Early access

Join the beta.

Early access is open to coaches, trainers, tutors, the businesses around them, and families. Leave an email address or a mobile number, and someone from PeakSeek will get back to you.