REDDY CHECK-INType six digits into a tablet,
and it becomes your check-in tablet.
Put the number REDDY Console shows at the desk into the tablet’s browser. No app to install, no machine to bring in.
For the ownerNo check-in machine to buy, no installer to book.
REDDY CHECK-IN
Step up to the door,and you’re checked in.
One tablet at the entrance. A member looks at the camera, their name and days left come up, and the check-in is written. Even with the desk empty.
ApplyNo check-in machine, no app to install
How the door runs today.
- “What’s your name, please?”
While the desk finds them in the book and writes it down, a queue forms at the door.
- “Your membership’s still good, right?”
On a busy hour, an ended membership walks straight in.
- “Who came in today?”
Check-ins from the hours the desk stood empty are nowhere.
- “What does a check-in machine cost?”
Fingerprint readers and kiosks are bought, installed and signed for on their own.
With one tablet,check-ins take care of themselves.
Members just look at it; the desk gets on with other work.
With REDDY CHECK-IN.
A first-time member
registers their own face with their phone number.
On the tablet they type the number the gym has, pick their name and agree. The desk can also ask a member to register from the member’s page.
For the ownerThe desk never has to stop and photograph members one by one.
When a member looks at the camera,
their name and days left come up, and the check-in is written.
It goes on the desk’s check-in list and the member’s visits this month together. Step up again within ten minutes and it’s still one visit.
For the ownerEven with the desk empty, every member who steps up is on the list, with the time.
If the membership has ended or is on hold,
the tablet says so and sends them to the desk.
The desk, the tablet and the member’s phone show who may come in by the same rule; an ended membership is flagged on the spot, so it doesn’t go unnoticed.
For the ownerThe awkward “your membership has ended” is said by the tablet first, and the renewal talk starts at the desk.
Your worries, answered first.
- “Does it open the door too?”
No. Keep the door you have; the tablet writes the check-in and says whether the membership is good.
- “Can a photo fool it?”
No. A face held up as a photo or on a screen isn’t accepted; the tablet asks for a real face.
- “What if several people crowd in at once?”
It asks for one at a time, and calls a name only after the same person is recognised twice in a row. People passing far behind aren’t counted.
- “Is face data going to be trouble?”
A face is registered only when the member agrees, and is used only for this gym’s check-ins. Deleted at the desk, it goes from the server’s records too. Camera video is neither kept nor sent.
- “Does stepping up twice count twice?”
No. Within ten minutes it says “already checked in” and counts one visit.
- “And if the internet drops?”
The tablet says the connection dropped and reads again shortly. Meanwhile the desk checks members in by name.
- “What kind of tablet do I need?”
Any tablet with a front camera and a web browser, like the iPad or Galaxy Tab you may already have.
How it starts.
Apply
We reply to your email.
REDDY Console, opened
We open REDDY Console for your gym and move your member list in, with each membership’s end date.
Tablet, connected
Stand the tablet at the door and type the six digits from the desk. You’re running.
What you need: one tablet with a front camera, and the desk’s computer (Mac or Windows).