Your billing software runs payments. Nothing runs the training. TRITAC School OS maps your curriculum into an engine your students use between classes. Progress stays visible, classes confirm themselves, and you see who is moving and who went quiet.
A student trains hard on Tuesday, disappears into their week, and returns having lost half the thread. Their progress is real but invisible, so motivation leaks. Somewhere between the six-month mark and the first missed belt test, the invisible progress problem becomes a cancellation.
Meanwhile the training side of the business runs on memory. What Tuesday's class covered lives in one coach's head, and who is stalling lives in another's. Billing software cannot fix either one. It manages payments and schedules, not training.
We take what lives in your binders and your instructors' heads and build it into the engine, in your language, not ours. Kata become mapped sequences. Kihon become the skill catalog. Belt requirements become progression gates.
Students reserve and check in with a tap. After class, the coach confirms what got taught, under a minute by text. Every checked-in student's record moves on its own: no student homework, no end-of-day data entry.
Every student gets a personal skill map against your ranks and a between-class plan drawn from your curriculum. The white belt sees the distance to the next test. The teen who missed two weeks returns to a plan, not a class that moved on.
Everything the school owes somebody sits in one list, oldest first: trial follow-ups, waivers, eval videos, rank eligibility, failed payments, retention plays. The rush board shows who is at the door in the next hour, by name.
Every screenshot is real software: the hub running our own school, and the School OS demo with fictional members. Your students would see your school: your name, your ranks, your curriculum, no TRITAC offers.
Five stages, each with a decision point. No stage starts until you approve the one before it.
You and Matt, direct. Your school, your curriculum, your retention picture, and an honest read on fit.
We inventory what you teach. You get a written scope and the exact price.
Your curriculum goes into the engine. You review and correct as it takes shape.
Your instructors learn the one confirmation habit. Short sessions, no software marathon.
Students get accounts under your name, and maps move from the first confirmed class.
You and Matt Bryers, direct: your school, your curriculum, the live system on screen, and an exact price after the audit. If it does not fit, you will hear that plainly.