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Flowe is where independent Pilates instructors run their practice, and where students find them. You book through Flowe. You pay your instructor directly. We never take a cut of the lesson.
Flowe's cut of your lesson fee. Students settle with you directly — cash or Bit.
What a student pays to browse, get matched, book and review. Free, always.
Every direct message is encrypted on device. Not even we can read them.
The same app, entered from two doors. Pick the one you'd walk through.
Search by discipline — Mat, Reformer, Barre, Prenatal — and see who actually teaches near you, on a map or in a list ranked by distance.
Six questions about your goals, level, budget and schedule. Flowe ranks instructors against your answers instead of showing you whoever paid most.
Private, duet or group. Request a time, see spots left, join a waitlist, or set a standing weekly slot that just rolls forward.
Your week, your streak, the sessions you've done. Reviews you can only write for a class you actually attended.
A real profile — your studio, your disciplines, your certifications, your lesson types and prices — in front of students already searching your neighbourhood.
Weekly hours plus one-off overrides for the days you close. Accept or decline requests, run group rosters, keep a private client book with intake notes.
Publish your own cancellation window and fee. Late cancels and no-shows are tracked, tallied and owed — quietly, on your side only.
Something comes up? Offer the session to trusted instructors nearby, award it to whoever claims it, and keep the client — instead of cancelling on them.
Five screens. No account for the first two — you can look around before you sign in.
Browse instructors and read profiles as a guest. Sign in with Apple only when you want to book — one tap, no password, no email harvested.
Disciplines you want, your level, your budget in shekels, the times you can actually make. It runs on your phone and ranks real instructors against it.
List or map, sorted by distance from you. Your location never leaves your device — the ranking happens locally.
Private, duet or group, each with its own price, length and cancellation policy. Seats are held atomically, so two students can never take the same spot.
Requests, today's schedule, this week's roster, earnings, your client book — the dashboard a self-employed teacher actually needs.
Attendance, late cancels, fees owed. Your policy, enforced by the app, settled between you and your client.
Flowe processes no payments and holds no lesson money. An instructor subscription buys visibility — nothing else.
Students pay Flowe nothing, ever. Lesson fees are settled directly between student and instructor, off the app, in cash or by Bit. Subscriptions are auto-renewing monthly and can be cancelled any time in your Apple ID settings.
Flowe is built the way a session is taught. Here is everything we intend to make, in the order we'll make it — and the condition each one waits on. Nothing starts until the thing before it is genuinely working, and "the code is finished" has never once counted as working.
Flowe v1.0 goes to the App Store in Israel — iPhone, in English, Hebrew and Arabic, with both instructor subscriptions submitted alongside it.
Gate A stranger can download it from the App Store.
Ten instructors fully set up — profile complete, hours published, not merely registered. Real students booking real classes. Every complaint written down, because that list becomes the script for what comes after.
Gate Money has moved student → instructor, cleanly, more than once.
Short lessons that teach the app, inside the app — in the languages instructors actually teach in. Written from that complaint list, not from what we assume is confusing.
Gate A new instructor can get started without a phone call.
Flowe starts as an app. But this is only the beginning.
Proper courses for instructors — the business of teaching, not another certification. Free lessons on YouTube for people who've never heard of us; the full course sold inside the app.
Not before Flowe 101 has taught the app to instructors who never phoned us.
Women's sportswear in the brand's bronze and dusty rose. Printed to order, so nothing sits in a box — a handful of pieces, sized from real measurements, widened only when people ask.
Not before Education has buyers who found us on their own.
One building: a studio, a cafe, and the store with a door on the street. It is last on purpose. Everything above it is software that costs nothing to keep alive; a lease is a bill that arrives every month whether or not the app is working.
Not before Education and the store together produce predictable monthly revenue.
No dates. No promises. Come to the opening.
Fifty to a hundred people in one room: a handful of instructors and the students who train with them. It opens with a class, not a speech.
Ask for an invite →Personally — profile, hours, lesson types, your first bookings. You'll have our phone numbers. In exchange we want to hear every single thing that annoys you.
Taking classes rather than teaching them? Say so below and we'll tell you the moment it's live, plus when the opening is.
Instructor subscriptions, and only those. Flowe Visible puts you in Discover; Flowe Boost adds featured placement and recruiting posts. Students pay us nothing, and lesson fees never pass through us.
Directly to your instructor, off the app — cash or Bit, whatever the two of you agree. Flowe books the session and gets out of the way. Prepaid class packages work the same way: you pay your instructor, they grant the credits, and the app keeps the count.
Israel, on iPhone, at launch — the app is built around shekels and around the way Pilates is actually taught here. Interface in English, Hebrew and Arabic. Other countries and iPad come later, and only once the first market works.
No. Direct messages are end-to-end encrypted on your device with keys that never leave it, so there is no version of your conversation we could hand over or read. The private clinical notes an instructor keeps on a client are held the same way.
Your studio location is public and exact — that is the point of a discovery app, and you choose whether to be listed at all. Students are not browsable: a student profile is only ever visible to an instructor they've actually booked with.
No — the app is the first thing, not the whole thing. After it there is Flowe Education for instructors, a small apparel line, and eventually a club in Haifa with a studio, a cafe and a store in one building. None of it has a date, and none of it starts until the thing before it is genuinely working. The whole order is published above.
Today Flowe is built around the individual instructor — each teacher keeps their own profile, hours and clients. Studios are on the list, after the loop above is proven. Write to us and tell us what you'd need.