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Version 1.0.0 · 2026-04-27
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The store currently lists version 1.0.0, updated 2026-04-27.








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QwikCoach helps you think clearly in real work moments.
QwikCoach is an AI-powered coaching app designed to support reflection, decision-making, and professional growth when challenges come up at work.
Create an account to use the app and access your saved conversations and insights. If you already have an active subscription, simply sign in to continue using the app.
QwikCoach uses structured prompts through AskAI to help you work through difficult situations with more clarity and confidence.
Use QwikCoach to:
• prepare for difficult conversations
• work through competing priorities
• clarify next steps when you feel stuck
• reflect on performance under pressure
• save helpful insights and revisit them later
QwikCoach is built for real workplace situations. It is not a course library, a generic chatbot, or a replacement for professional advisors.…
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