The September Marathon
Building a new term schedule shouldn't eat weeks of your fall and your sanity.
GymGrid replaces the fourteen-tab spreadsheet, the certifications binder, and the group-text availability thread. One home for your schedules, rotations, and staff — built for the way gymnastics clubs actually run.

Your scheduling spreadsheet has eight tabs. Maybe nine. The “official” version lives on someone’s laptop. Term turnover takes three weekends. First Aid expires in March and you find out in April. We’ve been there — and we built GymGrid because nobody else had.
Building a new term schedule shouldn't eat weeks of your fall and your sanity.
Tabs of staff data — certifications, hours, birthdays, hoodie sizes — and not one of them is current.
First Aid expires. Police Checks lapse. NCCP needs updating. You shouldn't be the one remembering all of it.
Generic scheduling tools don't understand rotations, combined stations, or that Vault and Floor can't share Tuesday at 5pm.
Three things that fix the worst of it.

Visual rotation grids with 15-minute slots, combined stations, and collision detection. Print-ready PDFs for the gym wall.
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Draft a full week of classes in under a minute. Conflict-aware, availability-aware, accept or reject class by class.
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First Aid, Police Check, NCCP, Respect in Sport — automated expiry warnings at 60, 30, and 0 days.
Learn more →“Building a new term used to mean weeks of work and a 14-tab spreadsheet nobody else could read. Now I can see the whole gym at a glance — and the certification tracking has caught lapses we’d have missed.”
— [Director’s Name], Aerials Gymnastics Club, Spruce Grove, Alberta
Shift apps were built for retail. Class signup tools were built for parents. Neither one understands what apparatus is.
Apparatus rotations
Certification + expiry tracking
Term-based programming
Conflict-aware scheduling
Built inside a gymnastics club
I’m Carly. I’m Creative Director at Aerials Gymnastics in Spruce Grove, Alberta — not a coach, not a gymnast, just the person who watched our team disappear into a 14-tab spreadsheet every September and knew someone should fix it. GymGrid is what came out of that.
Read more about GymGrid →GymGrid is in active development with Aerials Gymnastics Club in Spruce Grove, Alberta. We’re taking on a small number of additional clubs in 2026.