Built by one person. For a real problem.

I'm Mohammad, a CS student who watched a gym near me lose members every month because they tracked everything in a notebook.

The owner was great at training people. Terrible at remembering when memberships expired. Members would leave — not because they were unhappy, but because nobody reminded them to renew. The gym lost revenue it shouldn't have.

I looked at the software out there. Mindbody. Glofox. GymMaster. All $150–$300/month. All built for giant franchise chains. All absurdly complex for a 200-member independent gym.

So I built RepDesk.

Not a startup with 40 employees and a sales team. One person who saw a real problem and decided to fix it.

RepDesk does three things well: track your members, remind them before they expire, and show you exactly what's happening in your gym — all on one screen. That's it. No bloat. No features you'll never use.

I personally reply to every email. Not a bot. Not a ticket system. Me. If something is broken, I fix it that day. If you need a feature, I want to hear about it.

That's the whole story.