QuarterOS started as a favor. A manufacturing client’s business coach ran a quarterly planning process that genuinely worked — and shipped it as a Word document. We turned it into software for one practice, showed it to a few more coaches, and heard the same sentence every time: can I have that with my logo on it?
QuarterOS is a joint venture between an IT services company and a marketing agency — which is a strange combination until you consider what the product needs: software that stays up, and a market that has to be reached one coach at a time.
An Ohio-based IT services firm serving clients nationally. Caliber brings the operational discipline — infrastructure, uptime, documentation, and the habit of writing things down.
A North Carolina marketing agency that builds software for its own clients as often as it builds campaigns. DiamondBack brings the product, the brand and the go-to-market.
Coaches do not need another framework. Most of them are running something that works and losing it to a container that does not. We are in the container business.
The moment a planning tool insists on its own vocabulary, it starts competing with the coach who bought it. QuarterOS works with any methodology, including your own, and has no framework to sell you.
Per-seat pricing punishes the coach for growing, and it forces an uncomfortable conversation with every new client. One flat rate is simpler and it is honest.
We will never market to them, email them, badge the product to them or upsell them. They are yours. That is not a policy, it is the business model.
The planning flow, prioritization engine, execution schedule, scorecard and printed workbook ship today. The Coach Dashboard is in development with our founding partners. We would rather tell you that on the website than let you discover it after signing.
No SDR layer, no qualification gauntlet. Fifteen minutes.
White-label quarterly planning software for business coaches. Your methodology, your brand, your clients — as software they will actually finish.
A Caliber Technology Group × DiamondBack Advertising venture.