Functional fitness booking software for New Zealand.
Count the places off the rig rather than the shed, shut the 6am when the last erg is taken, and let a winter drop-in pay before the roller door opens.
Start with Google- Places counted off the rig, not the floor
- On-ramp held smaller than a general class
- Drop-ins settle before the warm-up
- Nothing opens without a coach free
- Confirmation and reminder by email
Online booking
The class shuts itself at the last erg
An athlete picks the hour they want and takes a place from it. The number left drops in front of everyone else, and at zero the class comes off sale.
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Which racks are gone, and which are not
One day, every class on it, the coach taking each one and the places already claimed. The packed 6am and the thin midday hour sit next to each other.
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Built for every kind of functional fitness business
The 6am when it is bucketing down
Rain moves everybody indoors and the class fills to the racks you own, not the space. The number left is honest before anyone leaves home.
On-ramp before a barbell goes overhead
Beginners get their own class at a much smaller cap, so the coach is watching six people learn a clean rather than counting twenty across the floor.
Drop-ins on a road trip
Someone up the island for the week finds the hour, sees a place open and pays for it, and turns up as a name on the list rather than a surprise.
Olympic lifting on the platforms
Four platforms is four lifters, whatever the conditioning class beside them is running. That hour carries its own smaller number and stops there.
Gymnastics and rings work
The bar and the rings run out long before the floor does. Cap the skills hour at what one coach can stand under and spot properly.
Two mates who train together
One booking can take both places at once, so a pair is either in the class together or looking at the next one, never split across two hours.
A rugby club’s pre-season block
The club wants your floor for eight Sunday mornings. Send a quote for the block, and hold the hours with a booking once it is agreed.
The 5:30 with no coach
Somebody is crook. Open the class, see the names and contact details on it, then move the hour or call it off and email everyone booked.
Sized to the ergs, not the shed.
Ten racks is ten athletes. Put that number on the class, and it holds whether the weather sends four people in or forty.
Options, with Pro
A casual drop-in, a standing Tuesday place through the season, a small on-ramp block for beginners and a private team session all run off one timetable. A quote covers anything larger than a 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
Ten racks is ten, not twelve
The day lists each class, its coach, the places still open and what has been paid, so you know the floor before anyone rolls the door up.
- Counted before anyone arrivesBookings come off availability as they land, so nobody is stood at the door at 5:55 working out whether there are enough ergs for the people already stretching.
- No coach, no class on saleHours and class assignments decide what can be booked, so when a coach swaps a shift the hour they cannot take never sits there quietly selling places.
- The regulars are already inStanding weekly and monthly bookings appear in the timetable ahead, so the six people who always do Thursday are not re-entered by hand every week.
The 6am shuts at the last erg
The number of places left is the real one. Once the ergs and racks are claimed the class comes off sale instead of taking one more hopeful booking.
- Everyone reads the same countThe number on the page is the number on the floor, including both places a pair took in one booking, so nobody is told there is room that does not exist.
- Twenty-one is not a classA full hour stays full. The stop protects the rig, the room to move between racks, and a coach who can still fix a squat rather than count bodies.
- Thin hours stay bookableThe quiet 11am sits alongside the packed 6am, so somebody with a loose day can pick the hour where they will actually get eyes on their lifting.
Winter drop-ins settle up first
With Pro the class fee goes on a card as the place is taken. On the free plan cash and bank transfer are recorded by hand against that booking.
- The fee lands with the namePaying by card happens while the athlete is booking, so the class list arrives already showing who has settled and who has not, rather than a note to chase.
- Paid at the door still countsCash handed over on the way in gets recorded against the booking on the free plan, so the record matches the tin without anyone reconstructing the morning.
- Team blocks get a quoteItemise the coaching hours and floor time for a club’s pre-season block, send the quote for them to accept, then attach the agreed amount to the booking.
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Capacity that holds
Give each class the number of racks and ergs it really uses. Confirmed places come off that number and booking shuts when there are none left.
Email reminders
Turn on the confirmation and the reminder and everyone booked gets the hour and the kit they need, without you working through a list at night.
Common questions.
Yes. The number of places is set per class, so a class built around four platforms sells four while a bodyweight hour the same day sells twenty. Booking stops when the last place goes.
They book the class off your public page and pay for the place there. It comes out of the same count as your regulars, so the coach is never surprised by an extra body.
Set a weekly or monthly standing booking on the free plan. It ends never, on a date, or after a chosen number of sessions, and the places are held in the timetable ahead.
Cancelling returns the place to the class and the public count goes up again, so the next person looking at that hour is seeing what is really open.
Run on-ramp as a separate class with its own smaller cap. Only what you publish can be booked, so nobody lands in a barbell session before they are ready for it.
Card payment as the athlete books is a Pro feature. On the free plan you record cash and bank transfer by hand, and either way the paid status sits with the booking.