Founding seats are open for the first studios.
Three AI employees share one brain about your schedule, members, voice, and what is working. You approve their work in about ten minutes a day. They are rolling out to founding studios now.
Start with the studio you already run. The booking system stays. The desk learns it, then waits for you.
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Tell us about the studio and book a call. Seats are for the first studios while this rolls out.
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It works alongside the booking software you already use. A read-only link or a CSV is enough. It does not replace that system.
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The Booker, the Partnerships Rep, and the Video Editor come back with drafts. You say yes or you hold them.
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About ten minutes a day. Reminders, partnership notes, and posts wait there. Nothing leaves without you.
Same brain. Separate jobs. The Booker, the Partnerships Rep, and the Video Editor come back when something needs you.
Schedule, members, voice, and what is working live in one place. Every employee reads the same picture of the studio.
Works alongside the booking software you already use. Read-only, or a CSV export. It does not replace that system.
Reminders are scheduled. Holding them until you say yes.
Yes
Tuesday heels, 18 seconds. Caption drafted in the studio's voice. Nothing is posted until you approve it.
From the studio outward through nearby businesses. Drafts wait for you. Consumers are contacted only after they reach out or opt in.
Illustrative example with fictional data.
Reminders, review asks, partnership emails, and videos wait for a yes. If you do not approve it, it does not go out.
All three share the schedule, the members, the voice, and what is working, so they do not contradict each other.
People are contacted after they reach out or opt in. The Partnerships Rep writes to businesses, and only a draft you approve is sent.
Choose an employee to see the note it brings back, and the yes it waits on.
Answers new leads from ads, the website, and Instagram DMs. Books a trial class, schedules reminders so people show up, checks in when a member stops coming, and drafts a review ask after a great class.
When a lead arrives, and a weekday morning pass
What it reports
3 trial bookings from last night's ads, reminders scheduled.
What it waits on you for
Your yes before any reminder, check-in, or review ask is sent.
Uses Lead inbox and the studio schedule
3 trial bookings from last night's ads, reminders scheduled.
I am holding the reminder texts until you say yes.
Illustrative example with fictional data.
Works alongside the booking software you already use. These are categories, not logos, and not a list of named integrations.
Booking export
Read-only or CSV
Lead inbox
Ads, site, and DMs
Camera roll
Class and event footage
Your approval
The only send button
Founding studios
Stories will show up here only after a studio agrees to share one. Until then this block stays empty on purpose.
The three employees write in the studio's voice. You approve the words before they go out. This site is in English.
First case study
That is the first studio on the desk. This page does not publish figures from it, and the employees are not live for every studio. Founding seats are how the next studios come on.
Claim a founding seatIllustration, not a photo of the studio.
A founding seat is the whole desk: all three employees, one shared brain. The cards are the jobs inside that seat, not separate offers. They are rolling out to founding studios now.
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Book a call to talk through whether a founding seat fits. There is no checkout on this page.
DanceStudio.dev gives a dance studio three AI employees that share one brain about the studio: its schedule, members, voice, and what is working. The owner approves their work in about ten minutes a day.
No. They are rolling out to founding studios now. They are not live for every studio. A first case study is running at a Las Vegas dance studio. This page does not publish figures from it.
No. It works alongside the booking software you already use. A read-only connection or a CSV export is enough. It does not replace that system, and this page does not name specific booking products as supported.
A short approval pass, about ten minutes. You read what each employee prepared and say yes before a reminder, a business email, or a video can go out.
No. Consumer contact happens only after someone reaches out or opts in. The Booker answers leads who already wrote. The Partnerships Rep does not cold-contact consumers.
Local businesses, working outward from the studio in a spiral: gyms, coffee shops, salons, bridal shops, offices, apartment complexes, venues, and wedding planners. It drafts partnership, corporate-class, and package-deal emails. You approve each one before it is sent.
Class and event footage, and a yes on the cut. It prepares short-form posts with captions in the studio's voice. It does not publish anything until you approve it.
A place in the first group of studios. One seat is the whole desk: The Booker, the Partnerships Rep, and the Video Editor on one shared brain. Book a call and we will walk through whether it fits. There is no checkout on this page.
Email hello@dancestudio.dev or book a call from this page. The sample chats here are illustrative examples with fictional data.
Three employees. One shared brain. About ten minutes of approvals a day. Founding seats are open for the first studios.
Founding studio stories coming soon.
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Founding studio stories coming soon.
When a founding studio agrees to be named, the story will go here. This is not a customer quote, and no studio is listed as a reference beyond the Las Vegas case study mentioned above.
Founding studio stories coming soon. These cards hold the layout. They are not posts, and they are not quotes.
Founding studio stories coming soon.
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