Case study · Fitness
Joining three disconnected products into one gym marketplace that actually pays out
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What it does
- Member app
- Gym owner portal
- Admin console
- Payments
- Push notifications
Industry
- Fitness
When we picked this up there were three things that looked like a product: a members app, a portal for gym owners, and an admin panel. None of them shared any data. A booking in the app was invisible to the gym. Revenue in the admin panel was a guess.
Now they are one system. A member finds a gym or class near them, books a slot and pays in the app. That single action creates the membership, tells the gym owner who is coming, and lands in their revenue the same day — no spreadsheet, no month-end reconciliation.
Gym owners see only their own gyms, their own bookings and their own money. That boundary is enforced on the server, not by hiding a menu, so it holds even if someone goes looking. The admin sees everything across the platform.
Roughly forty screens in the member app: clubs, coaches, an events map, chat and direct messages, checkout and booking management. It ships to both the App Store and Google Play.
One app for every gym, studio, running club and sports event near you. Live in 6 cities — discover it, book it, belong to it.
On the phone
The same product on a small screen — the version most people will actually use. Built from one codebase, so nothing drifts between the two.
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