Spotable
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For recurring, limited-capacity programmes

Software that holds places for recurring programmes

Spotable allocates places properly, holds them week-to-week, and bills predictably, with places released only on cancellation.

Opinionated by design. Built for programmes where places are limited and continuity matters.

Built for programmes where “full” needs to mean full Whether you serve families, adults, or teams.
Studios Academies Clubs Cohorts Membership groups Term-time programmes
An empty, organised training space with clear structure and defined layout
Places are defined before anyone arrives

The reality check

People believe they have a place.
Most systems quietly treat that place as temporary.

In most recurring programmes, the expectation is simple. Once someone joins, they’re in. But booking-style tools reset the rules every week, and the admin lands on you.

A notice board filled with pinned notes and papers, signalling messy coordination
When the system is temporary, the admin becomes permanent

Re-booking “just in case”

People behave defensively because the system doesn’t protect a place.

Sessions look full, then aren’t

Capacity data becomes unreliable. Waiting lists stop meaning anything.

You become the fairness system

Refunds, credits, exceptions, “just message me” decisions land on you.

This isn’t because people are difficult.
It’s because the system is built for one-off attendance, not ongoing membership.

When places are scarce, membership needs rules.

Name the shift

These aren’t bookings.
They’re allocated places.

Recurring, limited-capacity programmes don’t behave like events. Places are scarce. Attendance is ongoing. Continuity matters.

A barbell on a gym floor in a quiet space, suggesting scarce shared capacity
Scarcity needs rules, not judgement calls
A pinned note on a cork board, suggesting allocation and fixed ownership
Allocated places stay held until released
  • Scarcity needs rules Not goodwill. Not judgement calls. Consistent rules everyone understands.
  • Temporary logic creates admin When places reset weekly, someone has to carry the risk. That someone is usually you.
  • Waiting lists need truth If “full” doesn’t really mean full, the list becomes noise instead of signal

Spotable changes the model.
Instead of asking people to re-book each week, it treats a place as something that’s held until it’s released.

That’s the difference between managing bookings and running a calm programme.

The reality check

Your spot is yours until you cancel.

That single rule removes the weekly certainty loop entirely. Capacity becomes enforceable. Costs become predictable. Admin falls away.

Adults stretching in a studio, showing a structured group session
A held place creates calm continuity for everyone

Places are allocated

Participants join a specific session. Their place stays theirs week to week.

Capacity is enforced

Full means full. When someone leaves, the place frees up properly.

Billing stays calm

Clear, predictable costs are set in advance and aligned to what will actually run.

Held places

No weekly re-booking loop. People know they’re in until they leave.

Real capacity

Full means full. Waiting lists become reliable signals, not guesswork.

Predictable costs

Monthly costs are clear before the month starts, so disputes and refunds fall away.

For participants, it feels calm and fair.
For operators, it means less admin and more predictable revenue.

Spotable is opinionated by design, because clarity beats flexibility when places matter.