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Apeks · FOR GYMS

Get your quiet members back in.

Offer a small thank-you, like a guest pass, to members who return after a break. Apeks sends the nudges and counts who comes back. Free for four weeks.

See how it works
Pilot, not liveNo feeApeks never holds your money
The front desk of a neighbourhood gym in the evening
Illustrative photo
You doPick the thank-you.A guest pass, a free session or a month's extension. Small, and non-cash.
Apeks doesNudges and counts.Sends comeback nudges to members who opt in, and tracks gym-confirmed returns.
You payNothing for the pilot.You only give the thank-you you chose. Apeks never holds your money.

EVERY GYM HAS A GHOST LIST

Nobody hands in a notice. A member misses a week, then a month, and the next you hear is the cancellation.

The moment that mattered was the visit after the first missed one. This is the pilot for that visit.

  1. 1A member missesa planned visit. Nobody sees it inside the app.
  2. 2They come backto your gym, and the visit is confirmed.
  3. 3Your gym says thankswith the small thank-you you chose. Pilot.

THE OFFER

A free four-week comeback pilot.

You choose a small non-cash thank-you. Apeks sends the comeback nudges and tracks gym-confirmed returns. No fee. Pilot, not live.

What we ask

  1. 20 minutesto talk it through
  2. A way to confirm visitsthe front desk, a desk code or your own check-in log
  3. Your own invitesent from your gym's number to members who stopped coming. Apeks never sees your list

What you get

  1. A short reportthe members we contacted, against a similar group we did not
  2. First sayon how the thank-you works
  3. No feeduring the pilot
A member at a gym front desk being handed a folded towel by a staff member

THE THANK-YOU

Best said at the front desk.

A thank-you means more from the people at the front desk than from a notification. Your staff already know the regulars.

The pilot gives them a reason to notice the member who has been away, and a small way to say: good to see you.

Photo is illustrative. Nothing here is running at a gym yet.

THE REPORT

What you get at the end.

Counts only, no names. Half of your quiet members are invited and half are held back until the report, so you can compare them.

Example layout. No data yet.
InvitedHeld back
Quiet members in the group——
Took part (opted in)—n/a
At least one confirmed visit——
At least two confirmed visits——
Visits per member——
Thank-yous given—n/a

A small gym gives a rough read, not proof. Pilot, not live.

OUR LINES

What Apeks never does.

  • Hold moneyYour gym pays, in free days, passes and sessions. Apeks never holds your money.
  • Show missed daysA member's missed days stay private in the app. Your list comes from your own records.
  • Ask for photosA visit is a 30-minute check-in at the gym, not a photo.
  • Rank bodiesRanks count visits, never weight, pace or looks.

WHO'S BEHIND APEKS

Run by Rish Sadh, in Mumbai.

  • A small Android testwith friends in Mumbai. Not downloadable yet.
  • Not liveNothing here is running at a gym yet, and every page says so.
  • Questions first?Write to hello@reidify.design Ask anything before you decide.

A few questions.

Does Apeks handle money?

No. Apeks never holds your money. Your gym pays, in free days, passes and sessions. Thank-yous are non-cash, and the gym chooses them.

Will we see which members missed?

Not in the Apeks app: a member's missed days stay private there. Your comeback list comes from your own attendance records, and Apeks only contacts members who opt in.

What does the pilot cost?

No fee during the pilot. Your gym pays only the thank-you it chooses to give.

Is the pilot live?

Not yet. Nothing here is running at a gym yet.

Can our members use Apeks now?

Not yet. Apeks is in a small Android test with friends in Mumbai, and it is not downloadable.

Run a gym? Let's talk.

A free four-week comeback pilot. Tell us about your gym and we will get back to you. Your gym pays, in free days, passes and sessions. Pilot, not live.

Pilot, not live. Photos are illustrative.