Surf school management software built for the ebb and flow of coastal operations.
Features
Built by operators, for operators. Every feature exists because someone needed it.
Schedule lessons around optimal surf windows. Integrate tide charts and limit bookings during high-tide or flat conditions. Automated reschedule offers go out when conditions fall below your thresholds — guests appreciate the transparency.
Track every board — longboard, foamie, fish, or shortboard — with condition notes, ding repairs, and wax schedule. Match board volume to student weight and skill level during the booking flow.
Log skill milestones for returning students — pop-up consistency, green wave riding, green to white water transition. Instructors know exactly where each student left off, even if it's a different instructor today.
Sell 3-day, 5-day, and full-week surf camps with progressive curriculum. Manage accommodation pairings, wetsuit sizing, and daily lesson rosters from one dashboard.
Process
Get up and running in under a day. No long onboarding. No consultants required.
Create your lesson types — beginner group, intermediate, private, surf camp — with instructor assignments, group size limits, and pricing.
Online booking captures swim ability, prior experience, and height/weight for board matching. Wetsuit size is confirmed before arrival.
Each session roster shows student level, prior session notes, board assignment, and emergency contacts. Instructors spend their prep time in the water, not reading intake forms.
Testimonials
Hear from the operators who've made the switch.
"Tide-based scheduling was the feature that sold me. We used to manually move lessons when the tide was wrong. Now the system surfaces conflicts before they become problems."
"Student progression tracking changed how we teach. Instructors can actually build on prior sessions. Our review scores went up by almost a full star on Google."
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