One QR code for the gym
Print it once and put it at the front desk. Members scan it in the app to mark themselves present.
Paper sign-in sheets tell you nothing after the day ends. A scan takes a second and turns every visit into data you can act on.
A member who stops coming in stops renewing about a month later. By the time the plan expires, the decision has already been made. Attendance data moves that conversation forward by weeks, which is the difference between a renewal and a refund conversation.
See plans and pricingPrint it once and put it at the front desk. Members scan it in the app to mark themselves present.
No phone, no problem. Owners and staff can check several members in from one sheet.
See who came today, or scan back through the month without flipping pages.
Find out when your floor is actually busy, and staff it accordingly.
See who trains most often, which is who you want talking about your gym.
Members with no visit in the last two weeks are surfaced before they quietly stop renewing.
Gym Ledger runs on Android today, with a web dashboard on the Max plan for a front-desk or office computer. The same gym data appears on every screen.
Still deciding? Email us at admin@gymledger.pro.
To scan themselves in, yes. If a member does not use the app, an owner or staff member can mark them present at the desk instead.
Only if you allow it. Marking attendance is a permission you grant per staff member, and it is off by default.
No. It is one code for your gym, so you can print it once and leave it at the desk.
Start on your phone, add your gym and use every mobile feature for 30 days. Choose Max when you want the web dashboard and biometric attendance too.