Personal trainer software that charges late cancels for you
Clients book and pay up front from one link. If they cancel late or don't show, the fee goes on the card they saved, so you never have that conversation. An assistant sets it all up from a couple of messages.
The 5:40 am “can't make it” stops costing you
You got up, drove to the gym, and the hour is gone. Asking a client you like to pay for a session they skipped feels awful, so it's easy to let it slide. With Treyna the rule does the asking.
Clients book from one link and pay up front
Put the link in your Instagram bio or text it to a client. They pick a time and pay the way you set: in full at booking, from a pack, or with a card on file that's charged when the session starts.
Bootcamps and small-group training
Set up a weekly group, like a Saturday 8 am bootcamp for eight people. It gets its own booking link. Clients book one session or the whole group, and the page shows how many spots are left.
At the gym, in the park, at a client's home or online
Treyna runs the booking and the money wherever the session happens. The card, the pack and the cancellation rule work the same in all of them.
Describe how you train in a couple of messages
No settings page with forty fields. Tell the assistant what you sell, where, and your cancellation rule. It builds your booking page, prices, packs and policy. Then you put the link in your bio.
Your week on one screen
A calendar, a client list with pack balances, and a money view. Day to day you type what you need the way you'd say it, and it's done.
It runs the business, not the workouts
Treyna doesn't write programs or meal plans. Keep the app you use for that. Treyna handles the part that pays you: bookings, packs, late cancels and who owes you what.
We spent 15 years building booking systems for service businesses. Then we built one thing for one person: the coach who works for themselves.
No monthly fee
You only pay when you get paid. Join now and you keep about $96 of every $100 paid by card, for as long as you stay on your plan. That's after Stripe's processing fee and Treyna's 1% early rate (the standard rate is 3%). Cash, Venmo and Zelle payments are free to track.
Fair questions
It's the app an independent trainer uses to take bookings, get paid and keep track of clients without a front desk. Treyna is that app, and it works like someone you hired: clients book on your page instead of texting you, sessions sit in one calendar, packs count down, and late cancels charge themselves. You run it by asking in plain words.
A card is saved when the client books. You set the rule once, for example the full price inside 24 hours. If a client cancels late or doesn't show, Treyna charges the saved card on its own. Clients see the rule before they book, so nobody is surprised.
Yes. Sell a pack of 5, 10 or 20 sessions. The client pays once, one session comes off each time they show up, and they can see their own balance any time.
Yes. Set up a weekly group, like a Saturday bootcamp, and it gets its own booking link. Clients book one session or the whole group, and the page shows how many spots are left.
No. Treyna runs the business side: bookings, payments, packs, late cancels and your client list. Keep whatever you use for programming next to it.
No. Clients book, pay and check their pack balance from a web page. The phone app is for you.
A few minutes. You describe how you train in a couple of messages, check what Treyna built, and put the link in your bio.
Let your policy do the asking
Describe how you train, and Treyna builds the rest. No monthly fee. You only pay when you get paid.
Create your studio