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Bookings for small studios

Fill every class, skip the spreadsheet.

chronoskin takes bookings, keeps the waiting list and sends the reminder, so you can get back to the wheel, the mat or the loom.

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Classes booked last year
212,000
Fewer empty places
31%
Minutes to set up
12
Plans

Pay for the room you fill

Every plan has bookings, reminders and a waiting list. Move up or down whenever the timetable changes.

  • Drop-in

    0 per month

    One teacher, one room, trying it out.

    • 20 bookings a month
    • Email reminders
    • Waiting list
    • Class passes
    Start free
  • Most studios

    Studio

    19 per month

    A full timetable and regulars who book ahead.

    • Unlimited bookings
    • Email and text reminders
    • Waiting list
    • Class passes
    Choose Studio

  • Collective

    39 per month

    Several teachers sharing rooms and members.

    • Unlimited bookings
    • Email and text reminders
    • Waiting list
    • Class passes
    Choose Collective

  • Two doors

    69 per month

    More than one address under one name.

    • Everything in Collective
    • Timetable per address
    • Shared member list
    • Monthly takings report
    Choose Two doors

From the notebook

  • "The waiting list fills the gaps before I notice them."

    NA Noor A., pottery studio

  • "I stopped texting people on Sunday night."

    JB Jonas B., yoga room

  • "Twelve minutes was about right."

    PC Petra C., weaving loft

Moving in

Bring your list

Upload the spreadsheet you use now and your members are waiting when you log in.

How the import works

Never built a timetable before? The guide gets you from an empty week to the first booking in four short steps.

Read the guide
Can I change plan mid month?

Yes. The price follows from the next day.

Do members need an account?

No. They book with a name and an email.

What if a teacher is ill?

Swap the name and everyone booked is told.

Open the doors on Monday

Twelve minutes to set up, one free month, and your list comes with you if you leave.

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Guide

Four short steps from an empty week to the first booking.

Try it on your week

Your first timetable

A timetable is a list of classes, each with a room, a teacher and a number of places. Everything else can wait until somebody has booked.

What a class needs

Give it a name people would say out loud. Set the size in the field named places and leave the rest as it is.

  • A start time and a length, not a vague "evening"
  • A size you can teach well, not the size of the room
  • One line on what to bring

After the first week

Look at who came, thank the regulars, and copy the week forward. See copying a week for the short way.

Keep reading

Your first week

First timetableStep 2 of 4

  1. Kiln Lane Studio
  2. Timetable
  3. This week

This week

Eleven classes, 47 of 52 places booked.

Print door list Add a class
Heads up

Open studio starts at 17:00 today and five places are still free.

Showing 5 to 11 of 11 Copy week forward
ClassWhenTeacherStatusBooked
Wheel throwingTue 18:30Ines2 left4 of 6
Hand buildingWed 10:00TomasFull8 of 8
Open studioThu 17:00InesToday5 of 10
Kids and clayFri 16:00MaraCancelled0 of 8
Glazing labSat 10:00TomasFull9 of 9
Sunday slow wheelSun 11:00InesOpen2 of 6
Raku afternoonSun 14:30Mara1 left7 of 8

Add a class

Enter a number between 1 and 40.

One line is enough.

A friend takes one place and is counted in the total.
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  1. Timetable
  2. This week
  3. Glazing lab

Glazing lab

Saturday at 10:00 with Tomas. Nine of nine places booked.

Booked

Popular New Pass Booked Waiting Cancelled

  • Noor A.

    Ten-class pass, six left.

    Booked

  • Jonas B.

    First class, paid at the door.

    New

  • Petra C.

    Ten-class pass, one left.

    Booked

  • Sam D.

    Gave the place back on Thursday.

    Cancelled

Waiting list

Nobody is waiting

When a place is given back, the first person here gets it and a message.

Back to the week