Buzops
Buzops is a gym-management platform. It puts class scheduling, member payments, attendance, messaging and analytics in one place so owners and staff are not jumping between tools to run the day.
The project dates from 2024.
The challenge was fragmented operations and data silos: gym owners and staff were using separate systems for attendance, payments, class bookings and communications, which broke workflows and hid useful insight.
The solution is a unified operations dashboard - consolidating scheduling, payments, attendance, messaging and analytics into one interface meant to stay usable under day-to-day gym operations.
The design is built around two personas:
The main desktop screen is a multi-staff calendar: mini month picker, color-coded coach filters, a weekly grid of sessions, search for clients, and a primary + Book action. The booking flow covers month calendars with selected dates, appointment cards with delete actions, conflict messaging when a shared time slot is not enabled, toggles for shared slots, meeting-type choices (including Buzops Meet), time-slot chips, provider filters, and Save / Cancel states. A slim icon sidebar keeps Calendar as the active destination among home, people, profile and settings.
Payments sit beside attendance and communications as a core job: billing automation, overdue payment visibility, and client enrollment search (“Enroll one or many clients”) rather than a separate finance tool. The product framing is operational - get money and membership status out of siloed apps and into the same dashboard as the schedule.
Analytics show up as staff-facing dashboards on tablet and desktop: bar charts, donut charts and dense summary panels for owners reviewing performance. Workout views layer progress gauges, trend lines and session stats over training photography - visual language for “see what is happening” rather than exporting another spreadsheet. Results are presented across retention, subscription conversions and positive feedback.
The design system covers Lexend typography, a color palette, UI components, a grid system and a documented design process: the craft layer that keeps the scheduling, payments and analytics screens coherent.
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