Questions, answered.

When it's ready. Not before. We're not putting a date up that we can't hit. Waitlist signups get the first email.

We'll publish pricing when we open the doors. We're aiming for a single per-active-member fee with no tiers, no add-ons, no “premium” gating. We'll see if that survives contact with reality.

No. We use Stripe. We also support cash, cheque, grant, and comp as first-class payment methods, because pretending those don't exist is how booking apps fail boxes.

The stack most boxes duct-tape together: the booking app, the programming app (Wodify, SugarWOD, BTWB), the spreadsheet, the WhatsApp group, the waiver PDFs — and the gym's Instagram as its only member feed. One system, one bill. The full tour is at rxwod.com/product.

If you want them to, yes — there's a native iOS and Android app. If you don't, no — there's a full web version.

That's the plan. We're building importers now. Waitlist signups get migration help.

That's the plan, right after the core: a public joining page (pick a plan, pay, walk in), win-back messages when someone's been quiet for three weeks, referral tracking. What we won't do is sell your own member list back to you as a “marketing add-on”.

Exports ship with the core — everything you can see, you can take out, in a shape your accountant can reconcile. A real API with keys and webhooks follows. We think a closed system is a bug, not a business model.

EU and US regions, depending on where you sign up from. Row-level per-tenant isolation. You own your data, you can export it any time.

Small team, self-funded, building in public when we have something to show. Not a private-equity-backed roll-up.

Good. Get on the waitlist and tell us. We read every reply.