Xyzi hands out the work
Missed check-ins, an issue reported at the front desk, a connection to reconnect: each one goes to the person who can fix it. A site’s task left untouched for two days moves up a level.
More members·More revenue·More growth
The data and AI layer for fitness studios. Every number from your booking platform, ads and books on live dashboards — and an AI staff that reads them through the day and drafts the growth work for your approval.
Keeps the stack you already run·Live in an afternoon·Nothing sends without you
Product recreation — demo data
Built inside a working studio, on its real numbers — the story →·Every integration →
Logos identify each integration and belong to their owners. Xyzios is an independent product.
Booking, ads and books reconciled into live dashboards — one number for revenue, members, churn and margin, not six.
An AI analyst that already knows your studio. Plain-English answers from your own data, with its reads shown.
An AI staff drafts the saves, intro follow-ups and payment notes every day. Nothing sends without you; every dollar back is logged.
Nine of the boards, live below. KPIs with a status dot, trends with an honest dashed projection, the outlier flagged for you — the answer first, the chart as proof.
Open the week already knowing your three moves: what changed, what is off pace, and the decisions worth your morning. What a week looks like →
Every intro in its window is on the call sheet, the follow-up is drafted as the offer ends, and conversion is counted by cohort, not by feel. How lead follow-up works →
Revenue is not profit. Net margin, labor and rent against your targets, each location on its own, and every class against an estimated break-even headcount. See the finance boards →
Spend and leads read from the ad accounts themselves, with cost per lead by channel beside the number that settles it: all ad spend over the people who actually joined.
Fill by day and hour, show rate, the slots running under an estimated break-even, and the ones carrying a waitlist week after week.
Every site on one scoreboard, on the same definitions and the same math, with the outlier flagged before you go looking. For multi-location studios →
Plan by plan: headcount, rate and recurring revenue, who is still on an earlier rate, and what five or ten percent more would add.
Almost nobody cancels cold. They fade, and it sits in your attendance data for weeks. Xyzios names who is slipping while there is still time, with the save drafted. The win-back flow →
Today’s classes, first-timers to greet by name, intros about to expire and one-tap check-ins, scoped to the desk’s own location. See the front desk →
6 first visits on the books · 2 intros expire this week · 1 member flagged for a hello
was 3×/week · one visit in 5 weeks
16 days quiet after 2 yrs of 3×/wk
attendance halved this month
Recreations in the product's own styles · demo data · the real board list stays yours to see in a demo
Every dollar the staff brings back lands in the Recovered Revenue Ledger — dated, itemized, traceable to the member and the message. See which of these you can answer today →
More than 250 numbers across ten departments, read from your booking platform, your ad accounts and your books — on your definitions, at every location.
You decide what counts: whether a freeze is churn, whether a paid-in-full pass is a member, how long a lead has to convert. See the boards up close →
Not a chatbot bolted onto a search box. Xyzi reads your studio's own data — bookings, dues, ad spend, the books — and answers in plain English, with a chart when a chart says it better. Every answer shows how many reads of your own data it took, so you can check its working.
Pick a question or type your own. This is a scripted demo on a fictional studio — in yours, Xyzi answers from your numbers.
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Recreation — scripted answers on demo data
Every job gets a name and a day on Tasks. Your team talks in its own chat, with Xyzi in the conversation. Both sit next to your numbers.
Three members, and one to call first. Maya R. came three times a week and has been in once in the last five weeks; her $189 a month is the most at risk.
Here’s the task for Sam. Nothing is made until you tap Create.
Missed check-ins, an issue reported at the front desk, a connection to reconnect: each one goes to the person who can fix it. A site’s task left untouched for two days moves up a level.
Channels for each location and role, direct messages, threads, and must-reads your team taps Got it on. Chat is switched on studio by studio.
Five boards sit in a bar along the bottom, and each person can pick their own. Notifications bring each person what’s theirs, and anyone can pause them or set their own hours.
Included in every plan. Priced by location, never by the person. Nothing in Tasks or Chat reaches a member. See Tasks and Chat →
Generic AI gives generic advice. Reports tell you what happened. A spreadsheet works until Sunday night. Here is the same question, asked four ways.
Lists the usual reasons revenue dips — seasonality, pricing, churn. It has never seen your schedule or your sales.
A sales report for the week. It shows the total is lower; finding out why is an afternoon of exports.
Answers it — once someone pastes in last week’s exports and rebuilds the pivot table.
Thursday 6pm ran at 40% against a 90% average, three weeks running — $1,840 of the gap, starting the week the 5:45 moved.
Explains the warning signs of churn. It cannot name one member, because it has never seen your attendance.
An attendance report, by class and by date. Spotting who slid from three visits a week to one is still on you.
Possible — if someone keeps visit counts for every member, every week.
14 members flagged, ranked by dues at risk — $1,240 a month between them — with the saves drafted and waiting for your OK.
Explains how to calculate return on ad spend. You still have to go and find the numbers.
Knows who joined, not which ad brought them. The ad manager knows the clicks, not who joined.
Works — if you match the ad export to the member export by hand, every month.
$3,480 brought 17 members — $205 each. Instagram leads cost $33; Google’s cost $75, more than twice as much.
A sensible checklist for any studio owner. None of it is about your studio.
Reports do not prioritize. They wait for you to run them.
Whatever you remembered to highlight on Sunday night.
Three moves, ranked: call the 6 intros expiring this week, approve two save drafts ($348 a month), move or merge the Old Town noon class.
Your booking platform stays the system of record. Xyzios reads it — along with your ads and your books — and nothing reaches a member without your approval. The longer comparison →
The same system and the same math at every size. What changes is how many locations land on the scoreboard, and who sees what.
One studio, every hat. The back office you can’t hire yet: every number on one screen, and an AI staff drafting the follow-up.
Every site on one scoreboard, honestly compared — same definitions, same math, and the outlier flagged for you.
Groups don’t outgrow their booking platform. They outgrow the reporting around it.
Xyzios doesn't replace the software you already run — it's the operating system underneath it. It reads all of it, reconciles the disagreements, and puts the answer on one screen — so the number you're looking at is the number, not one of six.
Keep the software you have — add the OS it was missing. Nothing to rip out, nothing to migrate. See the pipeline, step by step →
Xyzios is built platform-agnostic — one data model, an adapter per booking platform. Mindbody and Mariana Tek are live today, and more follow. Run something else? Tell us which and we’ll let you know the day yours is live.
The fade sits in your attendance data for weeks. Xyzios catches it while there's still time and drafts the win-back — it sends only when you approve.
The miss is spotted and the polite note drafted before you open. Every dollar that comes back is logged to the ledger, counted only when it stays recovered.
The follow-up lands at the moment that moves the number — from your studio's own email, after your OK.
Five plays run every day — the save, the recovery, the call list, the brief, the forecast. Meet all five →
The back office at 6am, the front desk at noon, the car park between classes — the same boards on whichever screen is in your hand, in whichever theme your eyes want at the time.
was 3×/week · one visit in 5 weeks
16 days quiet after 2 yrs of 3×/wk
attendance halved this month
The same OS on both screens: the month's money on the desktop in the back office, and who is fading — checked from wherever you happen to be standing. Nothing is cut down for the phone, and it installs to a home screen like an app.
Recreations in the product's own styles · demo data
As simple as an app. As complete as an OS.
An AI staff handles the daily grind — retention outreach, payment follow-ups, review replies, your Monday brief — drafted as the work appears and waiting for your OK whenever you get to it.
Ten minutes with coffee. Approve, edit, or reject. Nothing reaches a member without you.
For context: one front-desk hire runs about $37,000 a year — the U.S. median receptionist wage, per the Bureau of Labor Statistics — before taxes, training, and turnover. Your AI staff works every hour of every day for a fraction of that.
Maya R. · member since March 2024 · was 3×/week, one visit in 5 weeks
Hi Maya — we've missed you the last few weeks, and I wanted to check in rather than let it slide.
Your Thursday 6pm spot is still open if you want it. Want me to hold it for this week?
from hello@yourstudio.com · your voice, your callRecreation — demo data
Your AI staff finds the work. Your team does it.
Drag the sliders. Everything below moves with them.
These are your assumptions, not our measurements — the rates above are yours to set, and the math is just multiplication. Nothing here is a promise or a prediction of results. Your real numbers come from your real data, in a live demo.
What the OS hands back: the exports, the month-end paste and the churn list, done before you are up.
Illustration: three recurring jobs — chasing failed payments (2.5 hours), month-end exports (3 hours) and the churn list (2 hours) — leave the owner's week; Xyzios does them before the doors open, handing back 7.5 hours a week.
Illustrative jobs, not measurements — the work leaves your week, Xyzios does it before the doors open, and you approve in minutes.
Your studio keeps running exactly as it does now. Mindbody and Mariana Tek are live today; more booking platforms are on the way.
Your ad spend meets your member data for the first time.
Your dashboards light up — leaks found, saves drafted, dollars traced.
No — that's the point. Xyzios connects on top of the platform you already run. It stays your system of record for classes and memberships; we make it earn more.
Nothing, until you approve it. Every member-facing draft waits in your Approvals inbox; approved messages send from your studio's own email. You can edit or reject anything.
An afternoon. Connect your booking platform (about ten minutes), link your ad accounts, and your dashboards are live within 48 hours.
Seeing it is free — a live demo walks the system on numbers like yours before you spend a dollar. After that it's $99 for your first month — every location included — then one published price per location: at the Founders Rate, $149 a month for your first location and $99 for each additional one (standard rate $299 and $149). Everything included, no tiers, month to month. See pricing →
Your studio's data is isolated from every other studio at the database level, credentials are encrypted and never shared, and access inside your account is scoped by role. Backups are encrypted, your members never log in to anything, and we never sell or share your data. The full security page →
It's built for it. Every location lands on the same scoreboard, honestly compared — same definitions, same math, no more three versions of the truth. Managers get boards scoped to their own site; you see everything, from anywhere.
By replacing gut feel with your own history. Goal mapping and forecasts built from your actual seasonality show what the next site has to do — and track it against plan from day one. Open the next one on numbers, not nerve.
Your booking platform is the system of record — it's excellent at schedules and payments, and it stays. What it doesn't do is read your ads, your books and your attendance together, watch every member through the day, or draft the follow-up. That's the job Xyzios does. Nothing is written to your booking platform except what you tap or approve — a check-in at the desk, a message you OK'd. Nothing else changes.
You cancel, and nothing breaks. Xyzios runs month to month with no contract, your booking platform was always the system of record, and it keeps running exactly as it did before — you lose the boards and the drafts, not your data or your studio.
Fair question. Xyzios was built inside a working studio by an owner — it ran our own front desk and our own numbers before anyone else's. Your data is isolated at the database level, nothing reaches a member without your approval, and the demo runs on numbers like yours before you spend a dollar.
Yes. Everyone who works at the studio can have their own login, with no per-person fee: Tasks for everyone's work, and Chat when you switch it on. Each person sees what their role allows, and nothing in either reaches your members.
Zero setup risk. All of the upside.
No long-term contracts. No technical lift. Built by studio owners, for studio owners.
Every number, one screen·An AI staff that never stops·Nothing sends without you
Two policies, notes for members and leads, a price increase letter, and four sheets for the desk and the numbers, each cut down to the part you copy. After that, the occasional studio note. No spam, no drip campaign, unsubscribe any time.