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

Sign up with a code sent to your phone, then add your photo, your experience, what you teach, and the areas you teach in.

Your profile becomes the page a family reads in the Cultiv8 app before they book. It shows what you teach, where, on what days, and what they can book today.

Answer three questions to register the academy, then run its venues, its awards and its public page from the same account.

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

A parent searches by sport and area, and sees coaches whose area, timings and free seats actually match.

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

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.

Every family balance on one screen, worst first, with a ready-written reminder you send from your own WhatsApp in one tap. The one message Cultiv8 sends on its own is the payment alert when a bill goes out. Fourteen of the sixteen coaches we spoke to in Bengaluru in January 2026 called collecting fees their single biggest frustration.

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 Cultiv8.

Sell a monthly plan, a membership or a paid demo. Price it once, and it covers the batches you choose.

A set number of sessions, valid for a period, counted down as they happen.

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

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

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

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.

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

Set up what you teach once, then run as many batches under it as your week has room for. A batch with a single seat is called a Slot on the screen that shows one booked class; the pages a family browses before buying say batch.

One tap per student marks a whole batch in seconds, and the marks hold when the signal does not. Twelve of the sixteen coaches we spoke to in Bengaluru in January 2026 still mark attendance on paper.

Cancel a class with a reason attached and every family hears about it. Moving a class is an edit to the batch it belongs to. Pause a plan, and what it covers and what it bills pause with it.

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

Run an academy and your own private classes from a single login, with separate books for each.

When you cannot run a class, Cultiv8 offers it to qualified coaches nearby, so your student keeps the session instead of losing it.

Talk for ninety seconds after a class and get notes for each student, instead of filling in a form you would skip.

The parent reads a weekly summary written for them, rather than the shorthand a coach writes for themselves.

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

Every batch will get its own group chat that adds and removes students as the batch changes, plus one-to-one messages. The conversation will stay in Cultiv8, so it does not leave when a coach does.

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

Publish a tournament, take entries, run the draw, and have every result land on the student's record on its own.

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