The whiteboard, on their phone
The day's programming with every block, scaling and target, written the way a coach writes it. Members log what they actually did, set by set, and the score reads back the way they would say it out loud.
For CrossFit gyms
The gym's record book, kept by itself.
Programming, results and every personal record in one place, with members and bookings read straight from MindBody. Nobody writes the roster down twice, and nobody has to remember whose shoulder is still sore.
Running at Ragtag Training in Singapore today.
Back squat · 1RM
100 kg15 AugPR
97.5 kg01 Aug
95 kg18 Jul
92.5 kg04 Jul
What your gym gets
Everything below is running in a real gym now. Nothing on this page is a roadmap item.
PRs that keep themselves
Every logged result checks itself against a member's history, so a personal record is noticed the moment it happens rather than remembered later. Rep maxes, estimated 1RMs and benchmark times all live on one page.
MindBody, already connected
Members, bookings, class rosters and attendance come across on their own. There is no second member list to keep in step, and no exporting anything on a Sunday night.
Context a coach can act on
Injuries, goals and coaching cues sit against the member, not in someone's memory. A coach opening the roster before class sees who is carrying what, and who has not been in for a while.
A feed that earns the next session
Results, PRs and gym announcements in one chronology, with likes from the people they train beside. It is the part that makes a member open the app on a rest day.
Your gym's name on it
Each gym gets its own subdomain, its own colours and its own logo. Members see their gym, not ours, and nothing of yours is visible to anyone else.
Coming from WodUp
The move most gyms are making, and what changes when you make it.
| What you do today | In Ragnarok |
|---|---|
| Programming lives in one tool, bookings in another | One app, with MindBody read automatically behind it |
| Members lose their history when the gym switches tools | Members import their own WodUp history, numbers intact |
| Injuries and goals live in a coach's memory | They sit against the member, visible before class |
| The gym's app is branded as somebody else's | Your subdomain, your colours, your logo |
Questions we get asked
Is Ragnarok a replacement for WodUp?
Yes. Programming, benchmarks, results, PRs and history all work here, and a member can bring their WodUp history across themselves in a couple of minutes, keeping the numbers WodUp already calculated for them.
Does it replace MindBody?
No, and it is not trying to. MindBody keeps memberships, payments and bookings. Ragnarok reads from it so the training side always matches who actually booked and who actually showed up.
What does a member have to do to start?
Open a link, set a password, and pick their units. If they came from WodUp they can paste their history in during that first run and their records are there on day one.
Do coaches have to learn a new system?
A coach writes the week's programming once and it publishes to every member. The console shows the day's classes, who is booked, who is flagged and who has stopped coming, which is most of what a morning needs.
Where is my gym's data?
Each gym is isolated at the database level, not just in the interface. A query without a gym behind it reads nothing at all, which is the property we test rather than the promise we make.