Membership app for a gym, club or co-working space: built by describing it
What a membership business needs to stop tracking renewals on a spreadsheet: member records, plans, check-in and a renewal view, without code.
A gym, climbing club or co-working space usually starts with a spreadsheet: names, plan, last payment date. It works until a member shows up whose plan quietly expired three weeks ago, or a staff member has to scroll sideways through fifty columns to find out who's due to renew this week.
The spreadsheet isn't the problem. It's that nothing in it checks itself in, flags a lapsed plan, or shows the owner this week's renewals without someone building a filter by hand.
What this kind of app needs
- Member records with a plan attached. Name, contact, plan type and start date, so nobody re-asks what someone already told the front desk.
- A renewal view, not a spreadsheet column. Who's due this week, who's overdue, at a glance, not after scrolling.
- Check-in that takes a second. A name search or a code, one tap, no notebook at the door.
- Plans and tiers staff can actually manage. Day pass, monthly, family plan, each with its own price and rules.
- Reports for the owner. Active members, revenue this month, and who hasn't shown up in a while.
How to get it with BooDoo
Describe the business in a conversation: what plans it offers, how check-in works today, who's on staff. BooDoo builds a real app, web and Android, with sign-in for the owner, front-desk staff and members. Every screen can be seen and tried before it's published, and any change is another sentence, not a line of code.
The app lives on its own address (a boodoo.ai subdomain, or your own domain at no extra cost), with a real database behind it, and the Android app packaged under your own Play account, not someone else's.
What it costs, in plain terms
Starting and seeing the first version costs nothing. If you'd rather have someone build it with you instead of describing it step by step, that's BooDoo Launch. When a mistake is ours, you're not charged for it — the system enforces that, not just a promise.
FAQ
Does this work for one location or several? Both. A second location is another branch in the same app, not a separate build.
Do members need to install anything? No — members check in or see their own plan from a page; the Android app is for the owner and staff.
Can I change plan types later? Yes, by describing the change, the same way you described the app the first time.
A live example of a membership business built this way is PulseGym, for gym memberships and check-ins. To start with your own business, create an account and describe it.
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