A member area, an admin window, a switch between them.
No login. Nothing to fill in. Works on a phone.
A show home is fully furnished, you walk through it, you open the cupboards, and nobody lives there. Same here. The names are invented, the numbers are invented, the dates are invented.
The functions aren't. That's what runs for Avianna.
Top left you switch between the two sides. Start with the client, then switch.
Walk through it once.
- Client: session with a countdown, courses with progress, journal, referrals, membership.
- You: key figures, member list with filters, create a session, content, email sequence, payments.
- The switch at the top left moves between the two. No loading, no sign-in.
- Every button responds. What you type stays for as long as the window is open.
All data invented. The functions are real, taken from several client projects.
A second business would get a different house.
What you see here is built for an invented offer: Atemraum by Mira Feldmann, one Sunday session and three courses. That's why it's sand coloured, why a serif sits above the headings, why one screen is called Journal and another Cycle.
A business working with corporate clients would get different colors, different screens and different words. There's no kit here that I pull parts from, and no template that I recolor for the next client. Every screen comes out of what your offer actually needs, and the screens you don't need don't exist in your version.
What stays the same for everyone is the work behind it. That the reminder goes out on its own. That the payment goes through. That on Monday you can see who turned up.
Seen something you need?
If you see something you need for your own offer, say so. If you miss something, say that too.