Binectics is where gyms, trainers, and dietitians run memberships, coaching, and payments, and where their members find them, pay, and follow their plan. We're a small team with one strong opinion: software should get out of the way.
Binectics started as a simple observation: the people who keep other humans healthy spend half their week on admin that software should have absorbed years ago.
Walk into any independent gym and you'll find the same stack: a spreadsheet for members, a WhatsApp group for scheduling, a card machine that talks to neither, and a coach writing Monday check‑in notes at 9pm. The software they could buy was either built for global chains (and priced for it) or for a single trainer with three clients (and useless past that).
The local fitness marketplace was Instagram DMs. There was nothing in the middle.
So we're building it: one platform where discovery, payments, check‑ins, and client work run on the same rails, built for Nigeria first, priced per seat, with no cut of what members pay.
Early access is open now. The founding providers are shaping what ships next, with a direct line to the team.
We're pre-launch and building in the open. The numbers we can show you are the ones designed into the product, usage numbers come after launch, and they'll be real when they do.
Three rules we build by.
Trainers pick their prices. Gyms set their cancellation policies. Dietitians own their methodology. We never recommend what to charge. Marketplaces that price-set become race-to-the-bottoms. We charge providers per seat and take no cut of what their members pay.
Member payments settle directly into the provider's own Paystack account. Float isn't our business model. It would compromise the trust the whole platform runs on.
The product is a tool, not a relationship. We don't gamify, we don't push, we don't optimize for daily active users. We optimize for sessions completed and providers who renew. One measures pretending. The other measures fit.
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