Product strategy
Scoping the member journey — book a class, check in, train, track progress — as one loop.

Sample concept · Sports & Fitness
A concept for a sports & fitness app that carries the whole member journey — book a class, check in, track the workout, and message a trainer, all in one place. We shaped the product and designed it for iOS and Android as a sample of how we'd approach fitness.
An illustrative concept — a sample case study showing how we'd approach Sports & Fitness, not a delivered client project.

The context
In fitness, signing a member up is the easy win. What keeps a studio alive is the member who books the next class, turns up, and sees themselves getting stronger — and every point of friction in that loop is a member quietly slipping away.
Repset is a concept built around that loop. The schedule, the booking, the check-in and the progress all live in one app, so booking the next session and seeing why it's worth it are never more than a tap apart.
The challenge
A fitness app is used in awkward moments — one-handed on the way to the gym, sweaty mid-set, in a queue at the front desk. Anything that takes four taps instead of two loses the booking; anything that hides progress loses the habit.
So the concept is designed to be calm and glanceable: a clear weekly schedule, spot counts you can read at arm's length, a QR check-in that clears the desk, and progress a member wants to keep going back to — the depth of a whole membership behind one simple next step.
Skills
Scoping the member journey — book a class, check in, train, track progress — as one loop.
Flows, wireframes and a calm, glanceable interface members can use mid-workout.
Interactive prototypes to pressure-test the booking, check-in and tracking flows.
One native-quality product concept mapped for both platforms.
Turning workouts and personal bests into progress a member actually wants to keep.
A shared orange colour, type and component system across every screen.
What we built
A weekly timetable of classes with spot counts, so members see at a glance what is on and what is nearly full.
Reserve a spot in a tap, join a waitlist when a class is full, and cancel to free the spot for the next member.
Carry the membership in the app and check in with a QR at the door — no card, no queue at the front desk.
Log sessions, sets and reps, and watch personal bests and streaks build up over the weeks.
Progress laid out visually — the numbers that turn one visit into a habit worth keeping.
A direct line to coaches for programme tweaks and check-ins between sessions, kept in one thread.
Under the hood
The screens are simple; the thinking behind them is not. A fitness app has to survive being used mid-workout and at a busy front desk — so the concept is designed around fast booking, instant check-in, and progress that syncs quietly in the background across both platforms.
Live class counts, waitlists and cancellations so a full class stays full and freed spots roll on.
A tap at the door clears the front desk and records exactly who showed up.
Workouts, personal bests and streaks that turn effort into something visible and worth keeping.
A direct thread to coaches for programme tweaks and check-ins between sessions.
Nudges before a booked class and after a streak, tuned to bring members back without nagging.
One product concept, both platforms, one design system.
“Book, check in, train, track — the whole membership in a member's pocket.”
Design system
A single confident orange marks every action — book, check in, log, message — against clean white lists, so a whole membership reads as one clear next step at a time.
#E8590C#682807#FFFFFFThe outcome
A concept where booking the next class, checking in and seeing progress all sit one tap apart — the loop that keeps a membership alive, designed to feel effortless.
FAQ
Repset is an illustrative concept for a sports & fitness app — class schedule and booking, membership and check-in, workout and performance tracking, and trainer messaging, all in one place. It is a sample case study showing how Namtech would approach a fitness product, not a delivered client project.
Repset is a concept, so nothing was shipped to a client — it shows how Namtech would shape and design a fitness app for iOS and Android: the class schedule, booking and waitlists, membership and QR check-in, workout and performance tracking, and trainer messaging, unified by a single design system.
Retention is the whole game in fitness. A concept like Repset is built around the loop that keeps members paying — frictionless booking, fast check-in, and visible progress and streaks — because a member who books, shows up and sees results is a member who keeps coming back.