The desk
Schedule, front desk, billing, CRM, and reports on web and tablet. Check someone in, sell a pack, and answer a message without changing tools.
For owners, managers, and front deskPhorma runs scheduling, memberships, payments, and client care for premium Pilates studios. One system, so the front desk feels as composed as the reformer room.
Built with studios in Porto. Billing in euros, from day one.
Seven surfaces, web and native, all reading from the same source of truth. Nothing to sync, nothing to reconcile.
Schedule, front desk, billing, CRM, and reports on web and tablet. Check someone in, sell a pack, and answer a message without changing tools.
For owners, managers, and front deskToday's sessions, client health alerts, and substitution requests, in an app that respects an instructor's day off.
For instructorsBooking, credits, progress, and messages for members. Quiet, warm, and quick enough to use between two metro stops.
For every memberYour members pay a meaningful membership. Their app should feel like it. Phorma gives them the week at a glance, honest credit balances, and their place in line, told gently.
In English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Recurring series, capacity, rooms, and instructor views. Waitlists promote themselves; low-fill sessions surface before they become empty ones.
Check-ins, walk-ins, late cancels, and no-shows in one queue, with quick sale and payment collection beside it. Built for the 7:55 rush.
Plans, packs, freezes, expiry, and auto-renew. Group and private credits stay separate, because they are.
Card and cash, clean statements, and billing that understands euros and European studios natively.
A studio inbox, instructor threads, and your social DMs in one place. Members message the studio, not a ticket system.
Revenue, occupancy, no-show rates, and membership breakdowns that read like a briefing, not a spreadsheet export.
Software should feel like the studio it serves.
You chose the lighting, the linen, the smell of the room. Your booking system is part of that room. Phorma is built to belong in it.
From the first check-in to the last report, this is how a studio moves through Phorma.
7:20, doors open
Arrivals for each session in one queue. Check in, undo, mark a no-show, sell grip socks, and collect a drop-in payment, all without leaving the page.
All day, in every pocket
Plans, packs, freezes, and renewals are self-serve and honestly explained. The calls to your front desk get shorter, and rarer.
21:40, lights off
Revenue, occupancy, attendance, and membership mix in a report you can actually read after a twelve-hour day.
Permissions are shaped around real jobs, not admin checkboxes.
Everything: schedule, money, people, equipment, marketing, and the reports that tie them together.
Day-to-day operations: clients, pricing, dashboards, and reports, without the billing keys.
Today's sessions, client alerts, substitutions, earnings, and messages. Nothing that isn't theirs.
Arrivals, walk-ins, quick sale, and client lookups. Fast paths for the busiest hour of the day.
Their bookings, credits, progress, and a direct line to the studio. Calm by design.
A thirty-minute walkthrough with your real schedule, your plans, and your questions.
Founding-studio pricing for the first studios in each city.