Watch Ember Form Do the Whole Job, in 1:46

The product demo: from three familiar frustrations to a sent form, a client's answers, a flagged report, and a gentle reminder — the full loop, under two minutes.

The film above is the real walkthrough — it plays on its own, no sound, 1:46. What follows is its script, scene by scene, for reading speed or screen readers.

The three questions it opens with

Your coaching progress seems elusive, or vague at best?

Too many sessions spent looking for root causes?

Reconciling and reminding pre-coaching forms?

If any of those landed, the rest of the film is the answer to them, in order. Ember — built specifically for you.

Scene by scene

Build a question in seconds. The film opens in the form builder: a single-choice question with a frequency scale, duplicated with one click. Building your own instrument feels like writing a list, not configuring software.

Or skip building entirely. The library holds more than a hundred instruments, searchable and filtered by tag — ADHD, executive function, intake, sleep, mood. The film opens the ASRS v1.1 (18 items, the 6-item screener included, flags at four or more), previews it question by question, and adds it to your forms with one click. WFIRS-S and a first-session intake sit right beside it.

Your forms, with your history. The workspace shows what a real practice accumulates: a pre-session check-in you built yourself, used twelve times; the ASRS just added from the library; a weekly follow-through form. Nothing to file, nothing to lose.

Send it to a client. Pick Maya R., bundle the check-in and the ASRS into one send, set it due before Friday’s session. Sent. Her side is a clean link on her phone — one question at a time, no account, no login.

What comes back. A summary report the moment she finishes: flagged answers pulled to the top (task initiation and sleep, in her case), what to watch, what held steady — and every answer exportable, as a per-client PDF or a CSV across your whole practice.

The part you never have to remember again. Reminders go out by themselves — gentle, and on time. Two days before the session: sent. Morning of: queued. And a “nudge now” button for when you want to be the reminder yourself.

Where it ends

ADHD coaching, made easy.

The film closes on what’s next in the plan: Ember Worksheet — sticky notes, kanban and a calendar that joins your sessions, with your Google Calendar. Being built now, in the open.