Built by David.
I support coaches to build their coaching practices. I built AIMEE because I was tired of forgetting what my clients were telling me.
Why I built this
I work with coaches over long arcs. Two months. Six months. Years. The kind of work where what someone said in March matters in August.
After a while, the details start running together. Five clients describing what sounds like the same problem, but it's not. Five different problems with five different specifics. I'd lose the thread. I'd forget exact details. I'd ask things I'd already been told.
The information existed. It was in the transcripts, the meeting notes, the emails. Just scattered, with no way to compile it into a single history per relationship. So I built one.
AIMEE turns every conversation, note, and email with a client into one continuous thread. When I prep for a call, the system has already done the remembering. I just read.
I don't fake it anymore.
Who this is for
AIMEE is for the operator who refuses to wing it.
- The coach prepping for session 8.
- The consultant juggling four stakeholders mid-engagement.
- The salesperson working a 90-day deal cycle.
If you talk to the same person three to twelve times before money changes hands, AIMEE remembers what you can't.
If “let me just check my notes” is something you say in real time on calls, you're already doing this job harder than you have to.
About Kyber Five
I run AIMEE under Kyber Five. Same approach as everything else we build: fewer tools, more leverage, get out of the way.