Screens for gyms & studios

A schedule board that’s never a week old.

Class times change, coaches swap, spots fill — and the paper schedule lies about all of it. It puts today’s classes on the lobby TV, hype on the floor, and a reserve-a-spot QR on everything.

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What it replaces

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The paper schedule grid

Printed Monday, wrong by Wednesday. The live board is right the moment the front desk edits it.

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The whiteboard WOD

Today’s workout, typed once, readable from every corner of the floor — no marker archaeology.

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The ignored corkboard

Challenges, guest passes, and events on the glass people actually face — the cardio wall.

Production example

Screenshots showing how a fitness studio uses Screens for live class schedules and energy-building lobby loops.

Iron & Flow - class-schedule

Iron & Flow

class schedule

Iron & Flow - lobby-hype-loop

Iron & Flow

lobby hype loop

Built for the way you actually work

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Live class schedule

Today’s classes, rooms, and coaches — canceled classes vanish, subs appear, no printing.

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Floor hype loop

WOD, member PRs, challenge leaderboards — the wall keeps the energy up between sets.

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Guest-pass promos

“Bring a friend Friday” on every screen with a claim QR — the walls sell memberships.

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Reserve-a-spot QR

Scan from the treadmill, booked for 5:30 spin. No app-hunting at the desk.

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Weather on the glass

Every screen shows local weather — outdoor bootcamp calls itself off honestly.

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Survives the Wi-Fi

Boards cache and keep looping — a dropped connection never blanks the schedule at peak.

Fair questions

Can the front desk cancel a class from their phone?

Yes — delete the line, Save, and it’s gone from every screen in seconds. Members stop showing up to ghost classes.

Multiple rooms, multiple screens?

Each screen is a numbered device — Studio A shows its schedule, the lobby shows everything, all from one dashboard.

What hardware do we need?

The TVs already on your walls. If they browse the web, they’re screens in a minute each.

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The trial is free for seven days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.