Before class
The schedule tells you when. Who’s in? tells you who.
Any member can share an existing BJJ or Muay Thai class from their gym. Teammates can say they’re in, see the voluntary roster, and arrive with a little less guesswork.
Share the class already on the schedule
Choose your gym, discipline, class type, and time. Who’s in? adds a community layer without replacing the gym’s official schedule.
See who plans to train
Eligible teammates can tap “I’m in” and see the people who have chosen to appear on the class roster.
Close the loop afterward
After class, SeventhFlow asks whether you made it and helps turn the shared plan into a real activity in your training history.
Make the plan visible
A class can be on the timetable while the social plan still lives in scattered messages. Who’s in? gives that plan one place to form.
- Built around the BJJ or Muay Thai gym on your fighter profile
- Supports regular classes, sparring or rolling, and open mats
- Shows the member who shared the details
Keep attendance voluntary
People decide whether to join the roster. The experience is useful because it shows intent without pretending to be an official booking system.
- Say “I’m in,” withdraw, or dismiss a class
- Reconfirm when shared class details change
- Roster visibility stays tied to the same gym and discipline
Carry the energy into your progress
The experience continues after the room clears, connecting attendance with the training record you are already building.
- Log the session from the follow-up card
- Connect a compatible activity to the shared class
- See the work later in your profile and Flow
Keep exploring
See how this fits into the wider SeventhFlow world.
Profiles, coaches, gyms, media, and community all feel more meaningful when they live together instead of being scattered across different apps and conversations.
Make tonight’s training plan visible.
Share the class, see who’s in, and keep the session connected to the rest of your SeventhFlow journey.