Skip to content
Makom

Your Own App

Your members download your studio, not us.

The app your members install carries your name, your colour and your icon, and it sits in the stores under your identity. That is not a design point: an app wearing the supplier's logo is a daily reminder to your member that she is somebody else's customer.

What It Does

  1. Your Name and Icon

    In the store, on the home screen, and on every notification that goes out.

  2. Your Colours

    A primary colour, typography and photography, without touching code.

  3. Change It Without a Release

    A branding update reaches the installed app instead of waiting for store review.

  4. Notifications From You

    The message arrives from the studio, not from a supplier she has never heard of.

  5. From a Browser Too

    Somebody who does not want to install gets the same thing from a link.

  6. Contrast Is Checked

    A colour that is not readable does not pass. Accessibility is the test, not the advice.

How It Works

  1. Upload a logo and a colour

    From the console, with no designer and no special file.

  2. See a preview

    The real screens, with your branding on them.

  3. Publish

    The app goes to the stores under your identity.

  4. Change it whenever

    A branding update reaches devices without a new release.

Common Questions

Is the app really under my name in the store?

Yes. The name, the icon and the screenshots are yours, and your members search for you and find you.

How long does a colour change take?

It reaches the installed app. The only changes that wait on store review are a change of name or icon.

What about members who will not install an app?

Exactly the same experience is available from a link in a browser, including booking, payment and forms.

Who It Is For

  • Pilates
  • CrossFit
  • Yoga
  • Gyms
  • Boxing
  • Dance
  • Martial arts
  • Kids' classes
  • Personal training

Everything a Studio Runs

All Features

If One of the Three Costs You Money, Tell Us How Much.

The first conversation is questions, not a deck.