Software on the market is built for franchises, not for you
Existing club management platforms target gym networks with access badges, built-in payment terminals and multi-site billing: a high monthly fee for features an independent studio or neighborhood gym never uses.
The result, in practice: one spreadsheet for members, another for the class schedule, and nobody who really knows, on a Monday morning, how many memberships expire this week.
Your plans, your classes, your application
Describe your gym: “I run a fitness studio. Members subscribe to a monthly plan, an annual plan, or a ten-session card, with a start and end date. I offer group classes (yoga, strength, cardio) with a coach, a time slot and a number of spots. Members book their slot. I want to see memberships coming up for renewal and this week's class fill rate.”
The generated application structures this: members and memberships with their dates, classes and slots with their capacity, bookings, and the dashboard that answers the Monday-morning question: who needs to renew, which classes are filling up?
- Member records with membership type and expiry
- Group classes: coach, time slot, capacity
- Bookings and fill-rate tracking
- Alert on memberships coming up for renewal
- Dashboard: active members, today's bookings, renewals
A schedule the team checks on the floor
A gym tool succeeds or fails at the front desk and the locker room: the generated application is a web app, usable on tablet or phone, where staff see at a glance who's booked into the next class and who's due for renewal.
Generated demo data simulates a living gym: members with varied memberships, classes with distributed bookings: so you can evaluate the tool immediately, before putting in your real data.
The gym grows, the tool follows
New plan, new class, new capacity rule: regenerate the application from an enriched description, or export the code (ZIP, GitHub) and evolve it freely, it's standard Next.js + Prisma.
The free Discovery plan generates the first version. Pro (€25/month) and Max (€149/month) plans give credits to iterate, with the cost shown before each generation.
Typical generated entities
- Member
- Membership
- Class
- Booking
- Coach
Generated screens
- List of members and their memberships
- Group class schedule
- Bookings for a time slot
- Memberships due for renewal
- Gym dashboard
Dashboard indicators
- Active members
- Memberships to renew this month
- Today's bookings
- Average class fill rate
Frequently asked questions: gym management
Does the application handle recurring payments?
No: Blueprint Maker generates member, membership and booking tracking, not a payment system. Recurring billing still needs a dedicated payment provider; the generated application can still track each membership's status (current, due for renewal, expired).
Can it handle several membership types (monthly, annual, session card)?
Yes: describe the plans you actually offer, with their rules (duration, number of sessions), and the generated structure adapts.
How are class spots managed?
Each class carries a capacity you describe; the application tracks bookings per slot so staff see the fill rate without counting by hand.
Can members book their own classes?
By default the application is a staff tool: your team books members into slots. A self-service member login can be described in the prompt, but it's a larger build than front-desk booking.
What does setup cost?
The first application is free to generate (Discovery plan). Then Pro (€25/month) and Max (€149/month) provide credits to iterate, with each generation's cost known in advance.