The Point of Performance Board puts a student's plan where the work actually happens — on the wall, in plain sight — so the semester stops living inside an app she's already abandoned.
Get the Point of Performance Board →$97 for the new academic year · digital dashboard + physical board shipped
The planner from move-in day is blank by October. The productivity app lasted nine days. It was never a motivation problem — she does the work; she just can't enjoy any of it, and every new “system” becomes one more thing to keep up with.
Here's the piece most tools miss: follow-through doesn't live inside willpower, and it doesn't live inside a phone. It lives at the point of performance — the actual moment and place where the work happens. Support that moment, and the semester changes.
The Point of Performance Board is two things working together:
Everything about it is reversible — plans move, weeks reset, nothing is ever “ruined” because Tuesday went sideways. That's by design.
Most tools tell students to do more. In fifteen years of clinical work with college students, I kept seeing the same thing: bright, hard-working people who didn't need another lecture on discipline — they needed the pressure named, and then structure that meets them where the work actually happens. That's what this board is. Relief first, then scaffolding.
Designed by Scott Reinerth, MS, LMFT · AAMFT Clinical Fellow · Certified Executive Function Coach · Fellow Member, Institute of Coaching at McLean/Harvard Medical School
$97 new-academic-year rate (moves to $127 later this year)
Includes 12 months of app access and the physical board shipped once, hers to keep forever. Access renews at $97/year — her choice each year, never an automatic charge.
Less than one hour of private tutoring, supporting every week of the semester.
Get the Board — $97 →No — and she's right not to want another one. Planners ask students to maintain a system. The Point of Performance Board externalizes the system: the quiz builds the dashboard around her, syllabi import themselves, and the physical board keeps the week visible without her having to open anything.
Instant access to the digital dashboard the day she starts, and the physical dry-erase board shipped to whatever address you choose — dorm, apartment, or home.
Never. It's 12 months of access. Renewing next year is a deliberate choice at $97 — no automatic charges, ever. The physical board is hers for good either way.
No. It's structure and support designed by a licensed clinician — it works alongside whatever campus and personal supports a student already has.
There's an optional Parent / Accountability Partner Viewer, offered once right after checkout. She invites you, and she stays in control of the sharing — which is exactly why students actually use it.
It's become a favorite send-off for college-bound and returning students — it says “I see how hard you're working,” not “you need to get organized.”
Questions first? Visit mypop.app to see the board in action.