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Martial arts gym management software in Malaysia | Muay Thai, BJJ, boxing on Timeo

Run a Malaysian martial arts gym on Timeo: class timetables, parents booking kids, memberships next to class packs, and QR or face door access.

Muay Thai, BJJ, boxing, silat: martial arts gyms in Malaysia juggle adult memberships, kids’ classes paid by parents, walk-in trials, and a timetable where the 8pm sparring class is always full. Here is how that runs on Timeo without a spreadsheet in sight.

A timetable built for recurring classes

Set your weekly classes up once (Fundamentals, Sparring, Kids BJJ, Ladies Muay Thai) and Timeo generates the sessions week after week. Every class has its own capacity and coach, members reserve from the app or your booking page, and the front desk sees the roster for tonight before the class starts.

Parents book for their kids

Kids’ classes are where most gym software gives up. On Timeo a parent’s account can hold dependants: mum holds the membership relationship, books little Danial into Saturday Kids BJJ, and Danial’s own class pack burns the session. The roster shows who is actually on the mat, not who paid.

Memberships, class packs, and trials side by side

  • Unlimited monthly memberships for regulars, with expiry handled automatically.
  • Class packs for the twice-a-week crowd: sessions burn on reservation, refund on a staff cancel.
  • Walk-in trials ring up at the POS in seconds, and the customer record is already there when they sign up properly next week.

Door access for open-mat hours

Gyms on Timeo can gate the door with a member QR pass, and face recognition on the Advance plan. An active membership opens the door; a lapsed one does not, with a grace window you control. No more key fobs that outlive the membership they came with.

Fewer no-shows at the 8pm class

Reminders go out on WhatsApp, email, and app push before every class, and a member who cancels frees the spot for the waitlist automatically. Serial late-cancellers can be required to commit a session credit when they book, so the policy lands on the three people causing the problem instead of the whole gym.

More on the fitness side of Timeo: how Timeo helps Malaysian gyms grow and the member retention playbook.