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Where does this handoff usually stall?
We wait on a verbal yes before anyone writes it down.
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Live, host-guided sessions
Keep the whole room on the same step.
Healthy discussion and group coaching, in lock-step across every device in the room — no projector, no slides nobody reads, no “did everyone get that?”
Handoffs that hold K7M2
42 in the room
Discussion
Where does this handoff usually stall?
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Priya
We wait on a verbal yes before anyone writes it down.
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Marcus
Sales promises a date Ops has never seen.
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Elena
Finance gets the special terms in a Slack thread.
Two seats over
Same prompt. Their words.
Sales promises a date Ops has never seen.
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How it works
Three moves. Then the room is talking.
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Create a program
Build from discussion prompts, scenarios, and the occasional poll — or fork one from the shared library and make it yours.
- Handoffs that hold
- Onboarding, week one
- A policy that didn’t land
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Run a live session
Share a join code. Every participant follows along on their own device, in lock-step with whatever step you’re on.
Join code
K7M2
Every device
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Talk it through
The host coaches the room through what people actually said. Then personalized recaps go home with everyone, so the conversation doesn’t evaporate.
Host note
The stall is the verbal yes. Ask who writes it down.
The problem
The conversation dies in the deck.
The people in the back can’t see. The people on the call are on Slack. Someone is presenting a process nobody has been asked to talk about.
Pulse puts the discussion on every phone and laptop in the room — and keeps a host in charge of the pace. A prompt. A real answer. Then the group coaches each other through it.
What you get
Everything a live room actually needs.
Live device sync
Every participant, including the host, stays in lock-step on their own device — no projector, no lag.
Discussions, scenarios & polls
Lead with an open prompt. Mix in scenarios and a quick pulse-check when the room needs a decision, not a monologue.
AI coaching & recaps
A talking point for the host while the group is mid-conversation, and a personalized recap for every participant after.
Program library & forking
Start from a shared library, fork a program to make it yours, or build entirely from scratch.
Private or named answers
Choose per step whether answers stay with the host, or are shown by name so the room can coach in the open.
Multi-tenant team accounts
Invite teammates as hosts — everyone in your organization can create programs and run sessions together.
Built for rooms like these
Not a course. A conversation.
Pulse is for any process a team has to live — the hour on the calendar that used to be a deck.
Business processes
Order-to-cash, a messy handoff, a policy that never quite landed. Get the friction on the table while the people who live it are in the room.
Group coaching
A host, a prompt, and a room that’s actually talking. Not a lecture with a quiz at the end — a conversation the host can steer.
Change & new ways of working
Onboarding, a new operating cadence, a habit you want the whole team to practice — before it happens with a customer.
The next conversation starts when you do.
No credit card. A join code in minutes. The room can keep the projector off.