DanceFlow: Studio Management

Training camps Run a camp from one place: timetable, groups, coaches, packages and campers. Families get a camp page with their schedule, private lessons with the camp's coaches, the bill and the hotel. A public link lets dancers from other studios join, and the Money tab shows whether the camp paid its way. Showcases and parties One page per event: performers and sign-up, the running order, the program, and tickets with a QR code checked at the door. Show day runs the night, and afterwards you see what it earned and share photo and video links with the dancers. Every event, trip and month can have its own task list. Trips and competitions Hotel blocks and rooming lists, vendors with their own page, closed and open levels as the competition prints them, a competition's own events, and styles such as Nightclub that need no single dances. The studio decides whether families see the competition checklist. Organizers can invite studios and send judges their offers. Practice and training plans A practice timer for dancers, on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island while it runs, with notes and questions for the teacher. Teachers plan each week of the season and see the plan in the lesson, and families see how the week is going. For families Brothers and sisters can share one family, and a dancer who comes of age can take over their own account. Parents get a Classes page, the studio's policies and a place to enter a code. In the lesson diary, write a note For my teacher. For teachers Write your own pay formula and see what a week will pay before it happens, with averages per hour and per lesson. Choose which of your own records a studio can see. iPhone Duo Closed, DanceFlow fits beside the status bar. Open, Schedule, Students and Messages show the list on one page and the details on the other. Spotlight Find your lessons and teachers in iPhone Search. Off until you switch on Show DanceFlow in Search. Faster and clearer The schedule loads once, the lesson sheet opens sooner and long lists scroll more smoothly. A new studio's first steps are shorter, payments and earnings say what each number means, and long languages fit on small screens.