A shared class pack shouldn't live on a sticky note. With Family & Children Accounts in Tula, the parent buys one family pass, and the kids can share it at check-in. https://t.co/4ptwy0mUoP
Leave your studio software, and whose customers and card data are they? On Tula, yours, in your own Stripe account. Andrew Wicklander's one test, on J. Brown's Yoga Talks: would it be good for the studio? https://t.co/MkbDcqG80u
With Tula, you’re a business, not a listing. On a directory, the next therapist is one scroll down. Give clients your own booking page, and offer monthly memberships. https://t.co/cb8rB44S5g
Optimism isn't blind cheer. It's believing the future is malleable — and that you can shape what happens next for your studio. Andrew Wicklander on J. Brown's Yoga Talks: https://t.co/X0nFQGkFmn
9 PM. Three kids, nothing booked. At studios offering family passes, add children by name and book their classes from one parent login. https://t.co/e6KOdPmXxM
Sell your recordings on their own. A pass can unlock just your on-demand library, with no class credits attached. Students watch your recordings from their mobile app site, whenever suits them. https://t.co/KY5w2J1NaP
Every class gets its own page. One short link for a workshop, a retreat, or Tuesday's class. Drop it in a bio, a text, or a flyer. Students register right there. https://t.co/Q7IoOZQW7F
Walk-ins register themselves. A tablet by the door. Students check in with their phone number, and when a class still has room the kiosk shows a QR code: scan, pay, registered. No staff needed. https://t.co/SIBqQ9L3xJ
Personal services are becoming luxury goods. Price your studio like it. Andrew Wicklander on opportunities today — not going back — on J. Brown's Yoga Talks: https://t.co/eeJsS0XwH8
Any student, one tap away. Search by name from your phone and open the full profile: contact info, credits, passes, payment history, attendance and upcoming registrations. Recent check-ins sit right there. https://t.co/XiKFowzKZB
Run the front desk from your phone. Today's classes, one-tap check-in, student lookup, appointments and a QR code to collect payment. Installs from your browser, no app store. https://t.co/oYPBAncuXg
Her kid's home sick. She's still in your class, from home. With Tula she registers for the livestream, and your roster shows who came in person and who came online. https://t.co/BTq2Tx9blH
Every file your studio makes, in one Library. Images, audio, video, documents, signed waivers and class recordings, up to 3 GB each. Play a recording on the page, or embed a video on your website. https://t.co/U8H1P0qVv9
In the room, or on the stream. Run one class both ways. The class page shows what's still open, and students pick in-person or virtual when they register. https://t.co/OEIl1Ul5Bn
10pm, and the answer to "which classes filled last month?" is three reports away. Connect Tula to Claude, ChatGPT or Grok and just ask. It reads your real Tula data and changes nothing. https://t.co/rgVnQZSK6x
Take payment at the door. Open Collect in the Tula app and show a QR code. They scan it with their phone camera, pick a pass and pay on their own phone. Works for a walk-in who checked in without a pass, too. https://t.co/YWwEvjJE7o
Class full, someone drops out the night before. Tula emails everyone on the waitlist at your cancellation cutoff with a link to the open spot. First to register gets it. No group text. https://t.co/akfJ16W3hY
Sell a class pass as a gift. Students tick "this is a gift" on your payment form and get a code. You choose how it is delivered, and redeem it with that code on the recipient's profile. https://t.co/8KOZGlRxuP
Write once, send to everyone. Your newsletter is already addressed to every subscribed member. Type ! for an image from your Library, * for a first name, and send yourself a real test first. https://t.co/KxSQ4KycFP