Siblings at different gymnastics levels cannot share one login. Give each gymnast their own skills progress under one family login.
Children at different ages need different lessons. Give every child their own progress while the family keeps one login.
Siblings riding at different levels cannot share one login. Give every rider their own levels and badges under one family login.
Sisters dancing at different levels cannot share one login. Give every dancer their own progress while the family keeps one login.
Siblings sharing one login merge ratings and puzzle history. Give every young player their own record under one family login.
Siblings sharing one login merge practice logs and lesson progress. Give each student their own profile while the family keeps one login.
Siblings sharing one login lose their own projects and badges. Give each child their own profile while the household keeps a single login.
Homeschool families enroll several children at once. Give each child their own progress and grade level while the parent keeps one login.
Siblings sharing one login corrupts belt rank and course progress. Give every student their own profile while the family keeps a single login.
Summer camp registration season is a sprint. You’ve got a few months to fill your sessions, collect payments, and get every camper’s information organized before the first day. If your registration process is clunky, parents will bail and sign up for the camp down the road instead. The biggest friction point? Families with multiple kids. (more…)