One app for your results,
your check-ins and your mentoring.
Verve Lead works on the web, on iPhone and on Apple Watch. Nothing about how you are travelling reaches anyone else unless you say so.
Web, iPhone and Apple Watch
Sign in with a link, not a password
Carries your organisation’s branding
This is what you get on the day you sign up
Every screen below is live from our demo environment – an invented organisation, invented people.
For every leader
You see the whole picture
One overall score, the 3 areas beneath it, and the behaviours where you are strong or stretched – with reading each week matched to what your results actually showed. Retake later and the two pictures sit side by side, so change is something you can see rather than guess at.
In your pocket
A hard season shows up early
One tap on your iPhone or Apple Watch records how you are travelling, with a reminder at 8am if you want one. Your mentor sees it only when you say so, and you can change your mind at any time.
For mentors
Every mentoring relationship begins with a yes
Your mentees at a glance, and who could do with a call today – plus the option to ask someone to retake the assessment when the season changes. Nothing begins until the mentee accepts you, and you only ever see what they have agreed to share.
For organisations
You see your leaders as a group
The dashboard shows the health of your people across the 3 areas, aggregated and never individual. It stays blank until at least 3 people have assessed, so nobody can be picked out of a small team.
Duty of care
Someone is responsible for noticing
A named person in your organisation sees who may need pastoral attention, drawn from check-ins, assessment results and how people are engaging. They see only what each member has agreed to share, so care stays care rather than surveillance.
Administration
Every invitation is accounted for
Members, roles and mentors are managed in one place. An invitation lasts 30 days, expired ones stay on screen with a resend button, and every action is recorded – who did what, and when.
The best way to judge it is on yourself
Take the assessment, sign in, and look at your own results before you decide anything for anyone else.