
The register, and the reminder
Tick who came. Every expected name gets a reminder the evening before, with the time and what to bring.
Terms, sibling rates, age bands and a waiting list for the Saturday that is always full.

Names, ages and who has paid are spread across WhatsApp, Instagram and a paper list in the kit bag.
A parent asks in week five. Somebody works out the classes still to come, by hand, again.
One place comes free. Twelve parents are messaged, the first to reply takes it, and the rest are told no.
Three classes, each saying whether it has places, each opening a form that asks for what that class needs.

Tick who came. Every expected name gets a reminder the evening before, with the time and what to bring.
A whole term, or the classes still to come, priced from the dates. A sibling rate where you set one.
A full class takes names in order. One click offers the freed place and holds it for 48 hours.
A first name, an age inside the band, the parent's name and the consents, on every booking.
1.5 per cent of the class price on each card booking. Nothing else.
of the class price, on each card booking
a month, whatever you sell
in a month with no card bookings
There is no monthly fee. Stripe's own card fee is separate and is Stripe's to set.
Card payments are made on your own Stripe account. Callover never holds the money and cannot move it.
No. One form, no password, nothing to install. A booking takes a name, an age, the parent's details and your ticks.
Yes, on a term or a month. The form has a sibling tick, and the figure on the screen changes when it is ticked.
The children need not be in the same class or on the same day.
The photo tick is optional, carries your own wording, and is recorded against the booking with the time it was given.
It is your data in your own database. Callover processes it for you and for nothing else.
The demo has a full gymnastics class, a waiting list and a term part-way through. Try all of it.
