Private coach
Futbol Factory
A branded app path for bookings, credits, communication, and repeat training.
White-Label App
Your business, in the App Store.
Give athletes and families a mobile app experience that carries your name while staying connected to CoachIQ scheduling, payments, messaging, and client records.
The problem
A generic client experience weakens the brand you worked to build.
Generic portals
Clients feel like they left your business and entered someone else's software.
Disconnected app tools
Another app means another login, another setup, and another support burden.
No mobile habit
Families need a quick path back to sessions, messages, and account details.
Brand inconsistency
Website, booking, and app experiences should feel like one business.
App experience
A branded front door for your clients.
The app gives clients a familiar place to return while CoachIQ keeps the operational system connected underneath.
Your name and brand
A client-facing app experience that carries your business identity.
Scheduling access
Keep booking connected to the same CoachIQ schedulers.
Payments and credits
Support purchases, packages, and account context.
Messages
Keep communication tied to the client experience.
Portal workflows
Give families a mobile path back to their account.
Staff continuity
Your team keeps working from the same CoachIQ backend.
Customer apps
Real brands, real app experiences.
Show athletes a mobile experience that looks and feels like the coach, academy, or facility they already trust.
Best fit
Built for brands clients return to every week.
A branded app makes the most sense when the relationship is ongoing: memberships, programs, teams, facilities, and repeat training.
Facilities
A stronger client experience across staff, programs, and memberships.
Academies
A branded destination for recurring training and communication.
Growing coaches
A more premium experience for a roster that comes back weekly.
Branded app questions, answered.
Yes. The branded app experience is connected to CoachIQ scheduling, payments, messaging, and portal workflows.
Yes. The point is to make the client-facing app feel like your business.
Facilities, academies, and growing coaching businesses with repeat clients tend to benefit most.
It extends the client experience with a branded mobile layer connected to the same system.
Not inside the iOS app. Sign-up and purchases happen on the web first because of Apple App Store policy; after registration, athletes can use the app normally.
Ready when you are
Put the client experience under your own brand.
See how CoachIQ connects this workflow to your website, scheduling, payments, messaging, and client records.
