Set each class to the number of gymnasts your apparatus and coaches can rotate, keep the levels apart, and fill the quiet Tuesday off the same page as the busy Saturday.
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Every booking lands on one timeline across your spaces and your team, so nothing double-books and quiet gaps are easy to spot.
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The pre-school class runs with a small number of places and a parent on the floor, on its own times and its own page listing.
Each recreational level books separately, so a family knows the Tuesday 4:30 is the right class for a six-year-old who has done a term.
Squad sessions carry tight numbers and longer times, kept clear of the recreational classes that share the floor earlier in the day.
A one-day clinic on a school holiday is its own dated session with its own price and places, sold to club members and visitors alike.
See it in action
Schedule
KinderGym, the recreational levels and squad training all sit on one view with their own numbers, so you can see which rotation is at capacity and which Tuesday class has six spots going begging.
Instant booking
A family that missed Saturday looks at the page, sees the Tuesday 4:00 has spare places at their level, and books one. No phone call, no credit balance, just a real spot in a real class.
Get paid
Class fees are charged as places are taken, so the floor is paid for before the warm-up. A school coaching block is quoted with the mats and the second coach itemised.
Less admin, more bookings
You choose how many gymnasts a class takes, based on the apparatus in the rotation and the coaches watching it. The places count down live and the class closes at zero, so a Saturday morning never turns into twenty-two kids and one coach trying to watch the beam and the bars at once.
Every level is its own bookable class with its own places and price. That stops a full recreational class pushing a beginner into a squad session, and it stops a parent guessing at which of your six Tuesday classes their child belongs in.
A family that misses a class books a spare place in another session that week, the same way they booked the original. There is no points balance or credit system to reconcile, just a real spot in a real class that either exists or does not.
Every class shows its remaining places on one page, so a family that assumed you were full on a Saturday can see the Tuesday 4:00 has six spots. The sessions that always run half empty become the ones you can actually sell.
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One app for every booking
Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Yes. Every class carries its own number of places, so a KinderGym class of ten and a recreational class of sixteen each sell exactly what they can hold.
They book a spare place in another session that suits them, from the same page as any other class. It is a real place in a real class rather than a credit sitting on an account.
Yes. A clinic is a dated session with its own price and place count, published beside your regular classes.
Yes. The places remaining show against each class and drop as bookings arrive, and the class closes itself when the last one goes.