Answers the timetable from the timetable page
What is on this week, which sessions your page marks beginner-level, what to bring to reformer or the hot room — from your own pages, before anyone is on the desk.
The desk is unstaffed at the two hours a studio gets asked most: before the first class and after the last one. Adoomi adds a chat window to your own site that has read your timetable, membership terms, kit list, lockers and parking — and nothing beyond them. It answers 24/7 in the enquirer's own language, repeats a class or membership price only where your pages publish one, captures trial and induction requests for the desk to confirm, and passes injury questions to a coach.
Fig. 01.A · Gyms / wellness studios
Fig. 02.A · pain quotesThey arrive in the gaps between staffed hours, and they are always the same four. What is on this week, and is any of it beginner-level. Is the intro trial still running. What does the off-peak tier actually include. What do I need to bring for reformer. Every answer already sits on a page you publish; the enquirer never got that far, so they message instead, and someone ready to join on a Sunday night is comparing you with the studio down the road by Monday.
What is on this week, which sessions your page marks beginner-level, what to bring to reformer or the hot room — from your own pages, before anyone is on the desk.
Drop-in rates, class packs and tier prices come back only where a page of yours publishes them. A rate that was never published is one the assistant names as missing, then routes to the desk.
Class, level, times that suit and contact captured for your desk to confirm — no class diary sits behind it. Injury, pregnancy and rehab questions route to a named coach.
Timetable and class level, the intro trial, tiers and freezes, drop-ins, kit, lockers and parking — every one answered from the pages you publish and approve. Prices appear only where your own pages carry them. Injury, pregnancy, personal-training and billing questions are routed to whoever you nominate, never settled in the chat window.
A message that only says someone is thinking of joining cannot be acted on, so the assistant asks the rest first: which class or part of the floor, which days and times work, whether this is the intro trial, a drop-in or full membership, and how to reach them. It lands as one enquiry in the member's own wording. What it will not do is put anyone in a class — no diary is wired to it, so a trial or an induction arrives as a request for your desk to confirm, never a booked slot.
With Adoomi
Fig. 06.A · after-hoursSunday evening, while someone maps their week around your timetable. The hour before an early class, with nobody on the desk yet. The stretch after the last session. Those are the windows studio enquiries arrive in, and the assistant works all three from your own pages — which sessions the timetable marks beginner-level, what the off-peak tier covers, whether lockers take a padlock, where evening parking is. Whatever your pages leave open is queued for the morning desk, with a contact on it.
Timetable and class-level questions, what to bring to reformer or the hot room, whether there is parking, how the lockers work, what the rolling tier includes, whether guest passes exist — the ones that come round every week never need a person now. The chat window has them, from your own pages, whatever the hour. What stays with your team is what needs a human: a knee sore since a half marathon, a pre-natal suitability question, a freeze on an existing membership, a corporate block enquiry.
Fig. 08.A · controlsThe assistant answers from your published pages and nothing else, so a question it cannot settle becomes a handover, not a wrong answer. It will not say whether a class is safe for a knee, a back or a pregnancy, and will not read a physio note or rule on readiness for a level. Those reach the coach you name in the member's own words, by email alert or on WhatsApp. Freezes and billing go to your studio manager: no account is visible to it. None of this makes your studio compliant with anything.
The timetable, class, membership and kit pages you connect are the whole source, and you read every answer it proposes before a member sees one.
No figure reaches a member unless one of your pages prints it. An unpublished rate gets an honest 'not on our pages' and a handover to the desk instead.
Suitability, rehab and pre- or post-natal questions are captured and routed to the coach you name, with the member's own wording. The assistant offers no view of its own.
Conversations are stored in the EU. A member can have theirs exported or deleted under GDPR, what they typed never enters our logs, and nothing is kept on their phone.
Class prices are answered only where your own pages publish them. Where your pricing page carries a drop-in rate, the assistant repeats that figure and points at the source. Where a class was never priced online, it says so and passes the question to your desk rather than estimating.
Trial and induction requests are captured, not booked. Adoomi holds no class diary, so it collects the class, the days that suit and contact details, then hands the request to your desk to confirm. Nothing appears in your booking system on its own.
Injury, rehab and pregnancy questions go to a named coach and are never answered in the chat window itself. Whether a body is ready for a session is not something the assistant will judge; it captures the question in the member's own words and routes it, by email alert or onward to WhatsApp.
Membership terms are answered from your published pages — what each tier covers, whether a rolling option exists, what your freeze policy requires. Acting on one is different: the assistant cannot see an account or move a payment, so freezes, refunds and disputes reach your studio manager.
Conversations are hosted in the EU, and a member can have theirs handed over or wiped under GDPR. Nothing they type reaches our logs, the chat window tracks nobody, and their phone keeps none of it. None of that makes your studio compliant with anything.
Pricing runs on message credits: £0 a month includes 50 of them, which is enough to try it on your own awkward questions first. Above that, 200 credits cost £8 on Local, 500 cost £20 on Growth and 4,000 cost £75 on Scale. Going live is a ~10 min job: connect, approve the answers, drop one line into your page.
Nothing here replaces the system you take bookings in. It is one line added to a page of the site you already run, reading the timetable, class and membership pages you already publish, and a trial request arrives wherever your enquiries arrive today. The reading is not a one-off: pages are re-checked on a schedule and again when a source changes, so when Thursday's class moves the answer moves with the page — and a cover swap nobody has published yet is still a question for a person.
Timetable, class-level, kit, locker and parking questions answered from your own pages before the first class and after the last one.
A rate that is not on a page you connected is not a rate it will give. It says so plainly and passes the question to the desk instead.
Suitability, rehab and pre-natal questions route to the coach you name, carrying the member's own words. Nothing about a body is decided in the chat window.
Connect the timetable, membership terms and kit list, then ask what you would hate to see it guess: the drop-in rate that never made the site, whether a beginner belongs in advanced strength, whether someone weeks out of surgery should be in the hot room. Nothing goes live until you have read its answers and struck the ones you disagree with. £0 a month buys 50 message credits: spend them on your worst questions. Local adds 200 credits for £8, and the pricing page has the tiers above it.
Fig. 12.A · Gyms / wellness studios