Class Calendar
A live schedule on your website
Students can see upcoming classes, workshops, and retreats in one place. Update your schedule in Turnout and the studio website stays current without another manual page edit.
For Yoga Studios
A class schedule your students can actually register from.
Turnout gives yoga studios a live class calendar on their website, inline registration, clear capacity tracking, and automatic reminders so class signups stop leaking into DMs, texts, and spreadsheets.
Especially useful for independent studios running recurring classes, workshops, and one-off events.
How it usually works now
When class signups arrive through Instagram, email, and a form link at the same time, your headcount is never really settled.
- Schedule changes force another website update, another social post, and another explanation of where the signup link lives now.
- A Google Form can collect names, but it does not give students a proper studio schedule to browse and book from.
- Without automated reminders and a real attendee list, no-shows and uncertainty become part of class prep.
What changes with Turnout
Turnout turns your website into the place where students browse the schedule and claim a spot without leaving your brand.
What Turnout changes for studio owners.
It is built for the recurring, capacity-aware rhythm of small studios, where the registration process needs to stay simple and dependable week after week.
Inline Signup
Registration happens on your site
Students do not leave for Eventbrite or land on a generic Google form. They stay in the world of your studio from first click through confirmation.
Capacity Control
Know how many mats to lay out
See confirmed students at a glance, cap class size, and switch to a waitlist when a session fills. That makes demand visible before people are standing at the door.
Studio Workflow
Less admin around every class
Automatic confirmation and reminder emails remove the repetitive follow-up work that usually lands on the owner or instructor between classes.
Who It Fits
Useful for more than just the weekly timetable.
Turnout works well anywhere your studio needs students to commit to a spot ahead of time and you need a clear view of demand.
Weekly class schedules
Vinyasa, restorative, beginner, or mixed-level sessions where attendance changes the room setup and teaching plan.
Workshops and intensives
Events with limited spots where demand, waitlists, and reminder emails matter more than a simple form response.
Courses and trainings
Multi-session offerings where students need a proper schedule page and the studio needs organised attendee data.
Retreats and special events
Experiences where collecting extra details like dietary needs or injury notes is part of the registration flow.
Why Switch
Why not just keep using a Google Form?
Because once your schedule is active and your studio starts growing, the Google Form approach usually means more maintenance, a weaker student experience, and less certainty about who is actually coming.
A form is not a schedule
Students first need to browse what is on. A form can capture a response after they find the right link, but it does not function as the studio’s live class calendar.
It does not feel like your studio
You have put care into the tone and feel of your website. The moment students hit a generic third-party form, that sense of place disappears.
The admin work keeps coming back
Counting responses, handling last-minute changes, and remembering reminder emails are all recurring tasks. Turnout reduces those repeat costs instead of adding to them.
Go live in a few minutes.
If you can paste a snippet into your site builder, you can add Turnout.
Step 1
Create your studio calendar
Add classes, workshops, and special events, then choose any custom questions you want students to answer when they register.
Step 2
Paste the widget into your website
Drop it into Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, Webflow, or another site builder using a code/embed block.
Step 3
Let students register there
Your class schedule stays on your website, students confirm their spot there, and your dashboard shows attendance in real time.
Try Turnout
Put your class registration where your students already are.
Add your next few classes, embed the calendar once, and replace the “link in bio plus spreadsheet” workflow with a registration experience that feels like part of the studio.