Your Friday cycling class reminds itself an hour before, asks the fifteen people in it whether they're coming, and hands you the count while you still have time to do something with it. Your one-on-one clients never see each other, never see the class, and never see each other's sessions. One flat price whether you train four people or forty.


Each client sees their own sessions and nothing else. Not the other clients, not their names, not their times. No group chat they land in by accident. To them it looks like an app you built for them.

Put the class on once as a weekly, tap the people in it, and it runs itself. An hour before, those fifteen phones ask Yes, No or Running late. Nobody else is bothered, because nobody else is in that class.

Nine in, two out, one running late, three yet to answer. You see it on the card before you leave the house. That is the difference between setting up the room right and guessing.

Three people on Tuesday, five on Thursday, a different four on Saturday. Each group is just a list on its own event. You are not making a new account or a new price tier to do it.
The 14-day free trial is on the monthly plan and needs no card. Cancel any time and you keep the plan through the day you have paid for.
This is the Crew plan. Same app, same price, whatever you use it for.
No. They tap your link, put in their first name and a four-digit PIN, and they are in. No email address, no phone number, no app store. If they want it on the home screen the phone offers that, but nothing has to be installed.
No. A one-on-one client sees themselves and you. They do not see your other clients, your class rosters, or anybody else's sessions, and there is no group chat unless you put them in one. Somebody in a class sees that class.
Add the class as a weekly event, tap the people it is for, and turn on the headcount. An hour before it starts those people get a buzz that says the time and place and asks whether they are coming. You get the tally. People who already answered are not asked twice.
You can mark them yourself from the roster sheet in two taps, so the count stays right. And if you call the class off, everybody on the list gets told at once instead of showing up to a locked door.
No. Location is read only at the moment somebody taps a button, never in between. No map, no history, no background tracking. Most trainers never turn location on at all.
$29 a month, or $290 a year. That is the price for up to fifty people. It does not go up when you take on a new client, and there is no charge for one who stops coming.
Ten private clients who never see each other, and a Friday class of fifteen that reminds itself. An hour before, everyone on the list gets asked. You see the count before you set up the room. $29 a month flat, up to 50 people.