Life At Rolla

Your member already bought a wearable.

They chose it, they like it, and they are not switching just because their gym signed a deal with a hardware vendor.

They keep the device. You keep the relationship and the engagement it drives.

Nobody has to be sold anything twice.

Leaderboards are now in the app. 🎉

Members choose to join a challenge and rank against everyone else in your base who joined. There are two. One runs on Health Score, which averages their daily scores across the period. One runs on Active Points, which adds up what they earn from tracked activity. Both run weekly and monthly.

When a period closes the leaderboard is frozen, so members keep the record of where they placed instead of watching it reset to nothing.

Members can post their ranking straight to social. The card carries your name, your colours and your logo, and Rolla is nowhere on it.

What gets your members opening the app on a day they were not planning to train?

Learn more about the platform on the link in the bio 🔗

Our bones are not fixed. They respond to load.

In a trial of women with low bone mass, 30 minutes of heavy lifting twice a week raised spine bone density by 2.9 percent in eight months.

The hard part was never the workout, it was the showing up.

Two members can get the same sleep score and two different insights, because one is training for a race and the other has a knee that’s still recovering.

Personal Context is where a member adds what the data can’t show: their goal, how often they train, what they enjoy, injuries, medications, how they like to eat.

A minute for them to fill in. Nothing for your team to write or moderate.

Summer travel wrecks member routines and most operators only find out in September, when the cancellations arrive.

The ones who win August watch the data instead.

Three steps, one saved membership at a time. Swipe through.

Your members train for an hour. What about the other 23?

The wearable is already on their wrist. Rolla puts that daily data inside your app, in your brand, so the club stays useful between sessions. That’s what keeps people renewing.

DM us about a gym pilot.

Fitness myths don’t stick around because they’re true. They stick because we hear them over and over.

There’s research on this: the more often people hear a claim, the more true it feels, even when they know better. So bad advice spreads just by being repeated.
The way to beat it is simple. Say the accurate version just as often.

So we lined up five of the most common ones next to what the evidence actually shows.

Swipe through, and share it with someone who’d find it useful.

This is what your member data could look like on a Tuesday morning.

Readiness across your member base, at a glance. How ready the room is. Where the trend is heading. What needs attention before members start to drift. Not another spreadsheet. Not another login. One screen. One signal. One decision. Data becomes action when it fits on the screen you’re already looking at.

Want to see it running with your members? DM us.

When your members wake up under-recovered, they don’t need to skip, they need to adjust.

Here is how readiness data guides each member to the right session, while your team watches recovery trends across the whole base.

Ready to see this on your dashboard? DM us for a walkthrough.

The question your members will ask most about Health Score: what actually goes into it? This carousel is the answer we give them, in plain words. What the body reports overnight, and what they do with the day.

Save it for your front desk team, they’ll get asked the same thing. And if you want deeper why behind the model, DMs are open.