Parents deserve a proper account of their own
Most gym systems treat a parent as another member and attach children as linked profiles. Skull OS keeps the relationship clear from the start.
- A proper parent roleParents can manage the family without being presented as an adult student who does not train.
- A proper child profileEach child keeps their own membership, bookings, attendance, forms and progress.
- One household viewConnect payers, guardians and students without merging their identities or responsibilities.
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No confusing profile switching model
A parent signs in as a parent. They can then manage the children and responsibilities that belong to their household.
- Parent and guardian roles
- Separate child training records
- Adult students remain adult students
- Clear permissions for each relationship
Keep bookings, forms and payments connected
The household model gives the school a clear view of who trains, who pays and who can act for each child.
- Billing ownership
- Membership responsibility
- Forms and agreements
- Family communication
Make the member app feel like the school
Schools can apply their own logo and colours to the member and instructor mobile experience.
- School logo
- Brand colours
- Phone first progressive web app
- One familiar home for families
faq
Questions about parents and families
No. A parent can have a proper parent account without being treated as someone who trains.
Yes. Each child remains separate while the household connects them to the authorised parent or guardian.
Yes. A person can have the correct family role and their own adult training profile where needed.