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Doomscrollers

Doomscrollers is an Instagram-coaching membership that sells a plan, not a course: a fresh content plan every round, trending audio suggestions, and the client's own numbers read back to them by a coach who actually replies.

A coaching membership is only as good as the operator's ability to run it. One coach has to take the payment, onboard the member, collect a check-in every round, turn that into a personal plan, hold the calls, and never drop a thread, all without an agency behind her. Vonzie Studio built the platform that runs it end to end: a payment-confirmed checkout, tokenised client flows for onboarding and check-ins, a booking layer with the coach's own availability behind it, event-driven client email, and the Coach's Desk, a private cockpit that organises the whole round around what needs her next.

Specs

Disciplines

Product design, Full build, Workflow, Conversion

Focus

Checkout to delivered plan, one operator

Market

Australia, EN

Period

2026, live and selling

1

Checkout that confirms before it promises

A member row is created and their welcome sent only once a payment is genuinely confirmed. Nobody enters the roster on trust, nobody is welcomed into something they have not paid for, and a retried confirmation cannot produce a second member.

2

The Coach's Desk

A private cockpit built around the coach's real round rather than the database behind it. It opens on what needs her today, then the plan queue, the roster, the calls and the mail, each one screen away and switching instantly because the data loads once.

3

Writing the plan, and never from a blank page

Opening a plan puts the whole screen into writing mode: the editor takes the full width, the navigation folds to icons, and the member's own check-in sits in a rail beside it so their numbers and their words can be pulled straight in. Every plan starts as a generated draft off that round's check-in, or from a bare skeleton if she would rather build it herself.

4

A dossier per member

Each member has one page carrying everything about them: how they are doing at a glance, what is currently owed to them, their whole plan and mail history, and the flags that mean something needs a look, like a plan published but never sent.

5

Calls, and the availability behind them

The membership includes a call, so the desk carries the booking flow and the availability that feeds it. The coach sets when she is free, the member books into it, and the whole thing falls back safely to a default schedule if anything is missing rather than showing an empty calendar.

6

One file the whole offer hangs on

Tiers, prices, cadence, capacity, terms and copy live in one place. When both memberships were simplified after launch, every card, form, email, handbook page and piece of machinery followed from that single edit and deployed the same day.

"We did not want to build a website, we wanted to build the thing that runs the coaching, so one person could take the payment, write the plan, hold the call, and never lose a member in the process."

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