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A multi-branch gym operating system.
Built to make memberships, payments, trainers, and daily operations manageable from a single workspace.

Most gym software focuses on recording transactions.
I was more interested in operating the gym itself.
Memberships can freeze.
Members renew early.
Plans get queued.
Refunds happen.
Trainers sell packages.
Branches have different rules.
The challenge was keeping memberships understandable as more business rules were added.
Official marks from the tools and platforms used to design, build, deploy, and operate the system.
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Git
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Vercel
Deployment
Next.js
Framework
Tailwind CSS
Styling
npm
Packages
AWS
Cloud
AWS Lambda
Serverless compute
AWS DynamoDB
NoSQL database
Cloudflare
Edge platform
Cloudflare D1
SQL database
Cloudflare R2
Object storage
Cloudflare Workers
Runtime
Cloudflare Wrangler
CLI
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Claude Code
Coding agent
A membership is rarely just "active" or "expired".
It can move through purchase, activation, freeze, resume, renewal, refund, and queued coverage.
Instead of treating memberships as status changes, I treated them as coverage windows that evolve through business events.
This decision influenced the design of freezes, refunds, renewals, and future subscriptions.
Members can discover the gym, purchase a plan, and start interacting with the platform without visiting the front desk.
Plans are more than pricing. They define lifecycle rules, freeze policies, visibility, and operational behavior.
Gym owners can connect their own Razorpay or Cashfree accounts. The platform verifies credentials, validates webhooks, and enables member self-checkout.
A single workspace for memberships, payments, sales, branches, freezes, and operational activity.
The model used to keep freezes, renewals, refunds, and queued plans understandable.
A single operational workflow for Razorpay, Cashfree, and manual payment proofs.
Policy-based freezes with approvals, date shifting, and rollback support.
Backend-driven dashboard responses designed to reduce frontend complexity.
Live and publicly accessible.
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