Staff sign in
Master and instructors use the same door. Your PIN decides what opens: the master sees rank, awards, corrections and the plan; an instructor sees the register.
A reset key is given to you out of band — it is not emailed and it is not on this page. Enter it here with the new PIN you want. The key works once and dies after an hour.
This is the staff side. Students use the app; the door screen is the board.
Needed for everyone, children and adults. The belt ladder and the grading price both depend on it.
Give them one and the family signs in on their own phone straight away, with no code to hand out.
Instructors can mark attendance. Rank, best of the day and warnings stay yours.
Closures, seminars, a belt test date. It appears at the top of every student's app.
Not gone — just drifting. A week is the point where the habit is still there and a word brings them back. This tells only these people, not the ones who did train.
Nobody leaves an academy in one go — they just stop turning up and nobody notices for a month. These are the ones to ring.
Your classes are already in. Only open this to move a class or add a new one — the app, the board and check-in all follow whatever is here.
A class with a space of its own — the workout of the day, tips, whatever belongs to that group. Only the people you put in the room ever see it.
Measured against their own belt: classes since they were last promoted, and months since. Ready ones first. Taekwondo is graded every three months, Jiu-Jitsu every six.
A belt promotion, a seminar, a competition. It lands on every phone, and students put their names down from there.
Who trained, and how much, between two dates. Print it or read it off the screen.