Free loyalty program and back office for gyms and studios

Two weeks missed, and a member is already thinking about cancelling.

New members buy a class pack full of good plans. Around week 3, the visits start to thin out.

The counter poster preview: the shop’s name, what a full card earns, and the QR code customers scan.

Short answer

Is there a free loyalty app for a gym?

Yes. KANJIN (kanjin.app) gives a gym a digital stamp card on the customer's phone number, with no app for them to download, no limit on customers and no time limit. The free plan also sends up to 20 Google review requests a month and one email a month to as many as 150 customers, everyone asked the same way. The paid plan is $39 a month per shop and is never needed to run the card.

Week 3

The class pack that never gets used up

Week 1 is easy. Week 3 brings a late meeting and a cold, dark morning.

Two missed classes turn into a habit of not going.

Then the pack expires, and the member does not buy another.

Monthly members drift the same way, and cancel when they next see the charge.

14

days, then Slipping away

Fitness habits break fast, so a gym gets the shortest window of any trade: 14 days. After that, a member shows under Slipping away.

A mock of the email screen: a slow-day email already written for you, with a Send button.

Free calculator

What is an empty mat worth?

A class has a fixed number of mats or bikes. Enter spots, classes and price. See what a full timetable earns, and what the 6 am class costs when it runs half empty.

hrs

Per day

min

From sitting down to leaving

$
$

A typical day, not your best day

How full you are

43%

114 customers today266 is the maximum

Empty seats cost you

$4,248 / day

That is $127,440 a month, over 30 days.

Turns per seat

6.7

Maximum daily sales

$7,448

Your daily sales

$3,200

The maximum assumes every seat is full on every turn, all day. No venue reaches it. For a busy restaurant, 60 to 70% is strong. Use the maximum as a ceiling to measure against, not a target. The gap is usually in the quiet hours.

Open the Capacity page

An example

A 12-spot reformer class

A class has 12 spots at $28 each.

It runs 5 times a week with 8 people in it.

That leaves 4 empty spots a class, or 20 a week.

At $28 a spot, that is $560 of unsold capacity each week.

You will not fill every spot. Winning back 3 members who stopped after week 3 is a fairer target.

A mock of the AI replies screen: a customer’s review, the reply KANJIN drafts for it, and the Approve & reply button.

Stamp card

Stamp each class, reward the streak

10 stamps earn a free class or a guest pass.

Check-in is a phone number at the front desk and one press.

Ten classes for a free one rewards members who keep showing up.

A guest pass also brings a friend through the door to try a class.

A mock of the regulars list on the stamp card screen: each customer with their stamps, and customers flagged as having stopped coming.

What studio owners ask

  • “We already use membership software.”

    Keep it for billing and contracts. KANJIN sits beside it, records visits and lists members who stopped coming.

  • “Members will not stop to check in.”

    Joining is one scan of the poster by the door. After that, check-in is a phone number and one press.

  • “Will this hold health information?”

    No. KANJIN keeps visits, not health data. There is no field for weight, injuries or goals.

See it at a counter

The whole thing, start to finish: the poster, the first customer, the first stamp and the reward.

Watch “How to Make a Free Digital Stamp Card for Your Shop (No App Needed)” on YouTube

Gym and studio questions

How do I stop new gym members from quitting?
Notice the gap early. A member who misses 14 days moves into Slipping away on the Stamp card screen. A short, personal note then arrives before the habit is gone.
Can I use a stamp card for class check-ins?
Yes. Each class is one stamp. You choose how many stamps fill the card, from 3 to 20, and what it earns.
Can I email members about a new timetable?
Yes, once they have said yes to email. The free plan sends one email a month to up to 150 people. Email works in every country.

Also worth a look

  • Email ROI

    Check what a we-miss-you email earns, after members who would return anyway.

  • Discount ROI

    See what an intro discount costs next to a free class.

  • Customer value

    Work out what one member is worth over a year.

Put a stamp card on your gym counter this week

Type your email and the form opens with it filled in. Nothing is sent from here.

No card, no time limit. Or open the form empty.