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Studio Profile

Your studio profile is the “who we are and where to find us” part of your organization: a short description, your address with a map pin, your phone and email, and your opening hours.

You fill it in once, and it shows up everywhere a visitor or a member might look for it — including a public page anyone can open without an account.

Where it appears

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The same information is rendered in three places:

  • Your public About page — https://<your-studio>.trainery.app/about. No account, no login. This is the page to put in a bio link or hand to someone who asks “where are you?”.
  • The bottom of your public booking page — visitors browsing /book see the studio block underneath the class list, so they can check the address before they book. See Public Booking Page.
  • In the app — a sidebar item called About the studio takes members, trainers and admins to the same information.

The About page and the booking page share the same header and footer, and the studio name or logo in the header links back to the About page.

Filling it in

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Everything lives in one place: Organization Settings → Brand → Studio Info.

Leave any field empty to hide it — there are no placeholders and no “not set” rows. If you fill in nothing at all, the About page shows a short “this studio has not added any information yet” note, and the About the studio item does not appear in the sidebar at all. The moment you save something, both appear.

About your studio

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A free-text description — your style, your background, what a newcomer should expect. If your organization uses more than one language, you get one box per language, and each visitor reads the version matching the language they picked.

Address and the map

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Start typing your address and pick a suggestion. Picking one does two things: it drops a pin on the map, and it fills in the address text for every language your studio uses — so a Ukrainian visitor reads the street name in Ukrainian and an English visitor reads it in English, without you typing it twice.

After that the text is yours to edit. Rewriting it — adding a floor, an entrance note, a landmark — does not move the pin. The pin only moves when you pick a new suggestion, and Remove map pin clears it.

The map itself is an OpenStreetMap view with a Get directions link, so a visitor can hand the address straight to their navigation app.

Address search is powered by OpenStreetMap. If a suggestion for your exact building never appears, pick the nearest one that does – the pin will be close enough for directions – and then write the precise address in the text field yourself.

Phone and email

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Plain contact details, shown as tappable links. These are separate from the address your organization sends notifications from – put here whatever you want a stranger to use.

Opening hours

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A row per weekday, each with a switch and a start and end time. Switch a day off and it shows as Closed; switch it on and set the hours.

Opening hours are information only. They do not restrict when sessions can be scheduled or booked – a class outside these hours still works exactly as before. Think of them as the sign on the door, not a rule.

On the public page, today’s row is highlighted – in your organization’s timezone, so a visitor in another country still sees the right day emphasized.

Saving

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Studio Info shares the Brand tab’s save bar with your theme and branding settings. Edit anything on the tab and a single Save bar appears at the bottom covering the whole tab; Discard reverts whatever you changed.

Search engines

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Because the About page is public, it also publishes your studio details – name, address, coordinates, opening hours and social links – in the structured format search engines read. In practice that means a search result for your studio is more likely to show the correct address and hours instead of whatever a directory site guessed.

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