For gyms
A gym doesn't live on the session, it lives on the membership. Siimplo tracks each member's dues month by month, prompts before they lapse, and shows who stopped coming before they cancel.
A class studio bills for what it teaches. A gym bills a membership: it charges at the start of the month, people come when they like, and revenue depends on how many renew rather than how many showed up on Tuesday.
That moves where the problem sits. It isn't filling a class grid — it's knowing, on any day of the month, who's current, whose membership lapses this week, and who is two months behind while still training.
On a spreadsheet you learn that at month end, which is too late. Siimplo carries each member's dues as a dated status — current, due soon, overdue — so the answer is one screen rather than a monthly review someone has to remember to run.
Nobody cancels a gym membership suddenly. First they miss a week, then two, then they stop paying. Six or eight weeks pass between the first symptom and the cancellation, and almost no gym sees them go by.
With visits and dues recorded, the list of members who are paying but no longer showing up writes itself. It's the most profitable list a gym owns: people who already chose you, who are still paying, and who are one conversation away from renewing instead of leaving.
And because prompts go out over WhatsApp, the renewal reminder lands without anyone assembling a broadcast list every month.
Almost every gym has some class element: functional, spin, a couple of assisted-training slots. It isn't the main business, but it needs the most coordination, because it has capacity and a time.
Classes with capacity are scheduled like any other service and members book from your site. When a slot is full it stops being offered. If you also sell session packs for personal training, they count down exactly as they would in a studio.
It's the same platform class studios run on, so if the mix shifts — more classes, less floor — you don't change systems.
Current, due soon or overdue, per member, on one screen.
Their payments, their visits and what they bought, with no side spreadsheet.
Reminders go over WhatsApp without assembling a broadcast list.
Booking from your site, and a full slot stops being offered.
For personal training, counting down per session used.
How many came in, how many left, and who quietly stopped showing up.
Every module, the way your front desk will use it.

Sessions booked for today, your active member count and the booking link members use — all on the first screen.

One-on-one sessions and group classes side by side, each class expanding to show who signed up and how many spots are left.

Ask in your own words and it walks you through Siimplo step by step; it also reads your real schedule and drafts the appointment for you to confirm.

Assign strength, hypertrophy or pre-season blocks per member, built from your own exercise library and reusable templates.

Revenue, expenses and net profit for any date range, with a trend chart, a category breakdown and a downloadable report.

Sell blocks of 5 or 10 sessions and let the system burn down credits automatically — the way personal training actually sells.

Who's checked in, who's been called and who's done, so class turnover doesn't turn into a queue at the desk.

Today's appointments on one side, who has arrived on the other — call the next one in with a single click.

Who is due back and when — post-visit checks and recalls queued automatically instead of living in someone's head.

Your whole membership with contact details, remaining session credits and pending invites in one searchable list.

Every invoice in one ledger — paid, partially paid, pending or draft — with the register built into the same screen.

Open and close the register with opening and expected balances, income, expenses and every movement tagged by payment method.

What you owe and what you're owed, aged past 30, 60 and 90 days, with the overdue count on every row.

Supplements, apparel and equipment with SKUs, cost and retail price, and low-stock flags before you run out of whey.

Track what you've ordered from whom, when it was placed and when it's due — with late deliveries flagged.

Your vendor book with tax ID, contact person, ordering email and internal supplier code.

Your staff roster with roles, last activity and access toggles, plus a permissions tab as the business grows.

Client conversations kept in the record instead of scattered across personal phones, with unread counts and archiving.

Follow-up tasks tied to a client with due dates, so “I'll call them back” becomes something you can actually track.

Every way you collect — cash, card terminal, bank accounts — each with its currency and active state.

Run every store from one account on the top plan, each with its own team, stock and register.

The client-facing page for your business: cover image, logo, description, specialties, languages and certifications.

Personal training, small-group classes, functional assessments and nutrition consults, each with its own duration and availability.

A profile per member holding their session history, so any trainer can pick up where the last one left off.
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Website included
Every Siimplo account publishes a page for your business: your services, online booking and your catalog — no designer, no hosting.
Your services on display, always up to date
Clients book themselves, 24/7
Product catalog with prices
Load twenty members with their dues and see who's current. The free plan asks for no card.
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