How it works
Four steps. Then you just show up.
Baddie is a booking assistant and a social layer in one. Set it up once, and the Saturday 5pm scramble stops being a scramble and starts being a given.
Join for free
Once
Link your studio, once.
Connect the membership you already pay for. Baddie books through it, so there's no second account, no second card, nothing to migrate. Do it once and forget it's there.
In your words
Tell Baddie the class.
The studio, the time, the spot you actually want, said the way you'd text a friend. Baddie reads it back, you confirm, and that's the last thing you have to do.
The moment
The Saturday drop fires.
The instant the booking window opens, Baddie strikes, faster than refresh-and-pray, faster than the person with quicker thumbs. Your spot is held before you'd have finished typing the studio's name.
The point
Sit with your crew.
See the seat map, land next to your friends, and watch it sync to your calendar. Then spend the month racing them up the leaderboard. The workout was always going to happen. This is the part that makes you show up.
How baddies use it
Not testimonials. Scenarios.
We’re early, so instead of dressing up a quote we don’t have, here are three honest walkthroughs of how the pieces fit together.
The Saturday 5pm scramble
A scenario: the week's most popular class opens its booking window at exactly 5:00pm Saturday, and every seat is usually gone within a minute. Someone sets it up with Baddie once, ahead of time (the class, the tier they want) and stops refreshing at 4:59. The strike fires the moment the window opens, whether or not they're even looking at their phone.
Off a waitlist before it can cost anything
A scenario: a waitlisted spot never opens up, and the studio's late-cancel window is about to close on the booking underneath it. Fee Guard flags the close call and clears the waitlist entry before the deadline, so the fee never applies. No one has to notice the countdown themselves.
Bringing the whole crew
A scenario: three friends who already train together each share their own referral link. Everyone who joins through one of those links and sticks around for 30 days puts $5 in the referrer's pocket, and the group can see who booked what and end up on the same seat map, not just the same class.
Before you link a studio
The questions that matter.
Is Baddies Only Club free?
Yes. Free to join and free to use, every feature included, no credit card and no paywall.
What's the catch?
There isn't one. We are building the club and want as many baddies in it as possible, so it's free right now. If that ever changes, you'll hear it from us first.
Do I need to give a card to sign up?
No. There's no card, no billing, and nothing to cancel. You just sign up and go.
Which gyms does it work with?
Baddie works with the booking platform your studio already uses. The fastest way to check yours is the coverage checker at /gyms.
Do you book the class for me, or just alert me?
Baddie books it. You tell it the class once and confirm, then it strikes the moment the window opens and holds the spot. No 4:59 alarm to race.
Is my gym login safe?
Your studio password is used exactly once, to log in, and is never stored anywhere. What Baddie keeps afterward is an encrypted access token, not your password, and it's used only to book and manage your own reservations.
What happens with late fees?
Fee Guard watches every booking that could turn into a late-cancel or no-show fee and gets you off it for free before your studio's cancellation window closes, so the fee never applies.
Do you auto check-in?
No, never. Check-in is a button you tap yourself when you actually arrive. Baddie never marks you present somewhere you weren't.
Let Baddie do the scramble.
Free to join. Free to use.
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