Functional fitness booking software for Australia.
Cap every class at the stations you own, stop the 5:30 selling when the last rower goes, and take drop-in money before the athlete walks in.
Start with Google- Places set by the stations on the rig
- On-ramp capped tighter than the 6:30
- Drop-ins pay before they walk in
- Coach hours decide what opens
- Email reminders before the class
Online booking
Athletes take the place, not a phone call
Someone picks the 6:30, takes a place and watches the count fall. When the last rower goes the class closes itself, so nobody arrives to share one.
Learn moreOne shared timetable
See which racks are already spoken for
Every class, the coach on it and the places gone sit on one day. The 5:30 that is tight and the lunch hour that is empty read at a glance.
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Built for every kind of functional fitness business
The 5:30 before the heat
The early class fills first through summer, and it fills to eight because eight is how many ergs you own. The count falls on the page as the places go.
On-ramp for someone new to a barbell
A small intro block capped far tighter than a general class, because every rep is being watched and twelve is already plenty for one coach to hold.
Drop-ins passing through town
A visiting athlete finds the class, sees a place free and pays for it, so the coach walks in to a head count that was right before the doors opened.
Weightlifting on the platforms
Six platforms is six people, whatever the metcon class beside it holds. The lifting hour carries its own number and closes on that number.
Gymnastics skills night
Rings and bars run out long before the floor does, so the skills hour sells the number of stations you can stand beside and spot, and no more.
The Saturday partner workout
One booking takes two places, so a pair signs up together and both come off the same count instead of one of them missing out at the last minute.
Pre-season for a footy side
A club wants six Sunday sessions on your floor. Price the block as a quote first, then hold the hours with a booking once the coach has agreed it.
The morning a coach calls in sick
Open the class, see the four names booked on it with their contact details, and move it or call it off knowing exactly who needs an email.
Built for the hour your rig can actually coach.
You own eight rowers, so the metcon runs at eight. Set that number once and the class stops there, however much floor is left.
Options, with Pro
Sell single drop-ins, a standing place in the 5:30 every week, an on-ramp block for beginners and a private team session, all off the same timetable. A quote covers anything past a standard class place.
- On-ramp · 6 sessions4 places$720
- Movement assessmentOne-off$90
- Open gym access · 1 month4 athletes$260
See it in action
Every booking, in one app.
Schedule
Every class on the board with its real number
The 5:30, the on-ramp and the lifting hour sit on one timeline with the places sold against each, so you can see at a glance which coach is walking into a full room.
Instant booking
One rower left, gone by ten at night
An athlete opens the page, sees a single place on the 5:30, books it and pays. The coach arrives to a head count that already includes them.
- On-ramp · 6 sessions4 places$720
- Movement assessmentOne-off$90
- Open gym access · 1 month4 athletes$260
Get paid
Drop-ins that arrive already paid
Visiting athletes pay for the place when they book it, so nothing is settled in cash at the door. A group wanting their own on-ramp block gets an itemised quote instead.
Less admin, more bookings
Made for functional fitness businesses
Eight rowers means the metcon runs at eight
The day shows each class, the coach on it, the stations left and who has paid, so the floor is known before the roller door goes up.
- The cap is already countedEvery confirmed place is out of availability before the class starts, so nobody is counting heads against ergs at 5:25 with half the class already warming up.
- A coach, or it does not openWorking hours and the classes each coach takes decide what can be booked, so a changed roster never leaves an hour on sale with nobody to run it.
- Regulars are already on itWeekly and monthly standing bookings land in the timetable ahead, so the four people who never miss a Tuesday are not typed in again every week.
The 5:30 closes when the last rower goes
Athletes see the real number of places left. Once the stations are spoken for the class stops selling, rather than quietly taking one more.
- One number, and everyone sees itEverybody looking at that class sees the same count, including the two places a pair took in a single booking, so the page and the floor agree with each other.
- No hopeful nineteenth athleteA full class stays full. The hard stop protects the stations, the space between the racks, and a coach’s ability to correct a lift instead of counting heads.
- The quiet hours stay on saleThe empty lunch class sits beside the packed evening one, so an athlete with a flexible day can see where there is actually room to train this week.
Drop-ins arrive paid, not owing
Take the class fee by card with Pro as the place is taken, or record cash and bank transfer by hand on the free plan, both against the booking.
- Paid as the place is takenWith Pro the athlete pays by card while booking, so the class list and the paid status arrive together instead of a name and a promise to sort it out later.
- Cash by the whiteboard still countsSomeone who pays at the desk has it recorded by hand on the free plan, so the booking reads settled without a tin, a scrawled list and a memory of who owes what.
- Private work gets a quoteItemise coaching time, rig and floor use for a club’s pre-season block, send the quote for them to accept, then keep the agreed amount with the booking.
Start taking functional fitness bookings today
Set up in minutes. 200 bookings a month free, no card needed.
One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your functional fitness business.
Capacity that holds
Set each class to the stations you can genuinely coach. Confirmed places count down against it and booking closes the moment it reaches zero.
Email reminders
Switch on the confirmation and the reminder, and everyone booked gets the time and what to bring without you chasing anybody the night before.
Common questions.
Yes. Each class carries its own number of places, so a rowing metcon sells eight and a bodyweight class the same afternoon sells eighteen. The count falls as bookings land and the class stops at zero.
They book the class from your public page like anyone else and pay for the place as they do. It comes out of the same count as everyone else, so the head count the coach walks in to is right.
Yes. Set a weekly or monthly standing booking on the free plan, ending never, on a date, or after a chosen number of sessions, and the places are held in the timetable ahead.
The place goes back to the class and the count on the public page rises again, so the next athlete looking at that hour sees what is genuinely free rather than a stale number.
Publish on-ramp as its own class with its own smaller cap and its own price. Nobody can book what you have not published, so a beginner cannot land in a lifting hour by accident.
Card payment as they book comes with Pro. On the free plan you record cash and bank transfer by hand against the booking, and the paid status sits on the place either way.