Do what you love.
Build what’s next.
For the people who help athletes thrive. Business is being built for creators, coaches, trainers, teams, gyms, and brands, bringing content, communities, paid offerings, coaching relationships, staff responsibilities, and earnings into one workspace for each business.
In development · Part of the Kai family
Your expertise can take more than one form.
A coach with a growing roster. A creator with a community. A gym bringing people together. Your expertise can become a useful recipe, a structured course, an ongoing membership, or a personal coaching relationship. Business is designed to support those different offers with clear terms and responsibilities for each one.
Offer your expertise in different forms.
Planned offerings include individual digital products such as recipes and workouts, structured courses and programs, memberships, bundles, and coaching. Each offer defines its own price, payment term, and benefits. An athlete can buy a useful product or join a specific community without automatically needing another creator subscription or purchasing the rest of your work.
Shape a membership around your community.
A general creator membership can include no Groups, one Group, or several. A specialized Group can also be sold independently, giving different communities their own purpose and offer. Business is intended to make those relationships understandable so an athlete knows what a membership includes and can choose the level of participation that fits them.
Make access and benefits explicit.
A product should state what an athlete can view, save, and use, how long access lasts, whether updates are included, and any additional Kai requirements. A prepaid membership can include an explicitly permanent course bonus, while loyalty rewards follow their stated paid-period requirements. Access from one purchase remains valid when a different, overlapping membership ends.
Coach with a clear relationship.
Coaching is intended to bring a client roster, assigned coaches, and agreed services into the business workspace. Athletes choose the coach and the information they share, with consent separate from payment. An athlete can revoke that consent independently, so paying for a service does not become blanket permission to read their private history.
Let people support the work they value.
Voluntary support and optional themed gifts are part of Business’s intended scope. Fans can attach gifts to Posts, creator-owned recipes, and creator chat, where confirmed gifts can appear with the conversation. Support is its own choice: it does not implicitly buy a course, access to a community, or a coaching relationship.
Give each responsibility the right owner.
A business workspace is designed to bring staff responsibilities and earnings attribution together while keeping their permissions distinct. Assigning someone to coach an athlete is different from making them a Group administrator or giving them control of earnings. That separation supports businesses where several people contribute to content, communities, and client work in different roles.
Build an audience and a lasting business.
Kai gives creators a place to publish Posts, host Live broadcasts, and present their offerings alongside free content. Business is intended to manage the paid relationships that grow from that audience. The same person can create, teach, run communities, and coach through one business, with each offering retaining understandable benefits, prices, and terms.
Part of Kai.
Build an audience through Kai and manage the business behind it in a dedicated workspace. Staff permissions, Group administration, and earnings remain separate responsibilities. Business purchases have their own terms and do not automatically change an athlete’s account-wide Kai subscription or include additional assistant usage.
Connected by choiceKai is pre-launch. This page describes the intended experience, including capabilities still in development. Availability and release timing have not been announced.
Business offerings have their own prices and terms. They do not automatically change an athlete’s Kai subscription or AI allowance.