Pulse
Built like a fitness app: activity rings, stat tiles and a live-style "next class" card on the first screen, a swipeable week timetable and plans shown as clear price cards.
Website designs for personal trainers and gyms.
10 designs made for personal trainers, gyms and studios. Each one is shown with a sample business. Press Preview to look round it on a computer or a phone.
Law firmsDentists and clinicsCleaning companiesOnline shopsRestaurants and cafesTradesSalons and beautyPersonal trainers and gymsEstate agentsAccountantsDriving instructorsAirport taxisPortfoliosCreators and influencersPhotographersInterior designers and architectsPhysio, chiropractic, therapy and optician clinicsWeddings and eventsChildcare and tutorsGarages and mechanicsGardeners and landscapersRemovals and storageCoachesBed and breakfastsCharities and community groups
We do not have this one as a ready-made design yet. That does not mean you cannot have it. Describe your business and we will show you the magic.
Describe my business- 1Pick your businessYour kind of business
- 2Pick a designShown with a sample business
- 3Make it yoursYour details, by chat
- 4Publish freeLive on lupaan.com
Volt
A dark performance lab: black with an electric lime glow, a heads-up display hero with your free trial, live readouts for classes, coaches and results, and a timetable that reads like a mission log.
Commons
The friendly local gym: warm cream and tomato red, chunky rounded cards, "beginners welcome" up front, a colour-coded class board by day, your first week in three steps and a wall of member reviews.
Still
Calm and light for yoga and pilates studios: oat and sage, a soft serif, arched photos, a slow breathing circle, the intro offer on the first screen and a gentle day-by-day timetable.
Ringside
Bold and loud for boxing and combat gyms: a fight-poster hero in huge type, the timetable as a fight card, coaches in the corner and every section numbered as a round.
Suite
A premium private training studio: ivory and black with a bronze accent, appointment only, a pick-a-time consultation panel, coaches with their credentials and a four-step process from assessment to results.
Remote
For online coaches: your coaching app shown on a phone in the hero, plans side by side, how the first four weeks work and client messages as chat bubbles.
Kin
Warm and welcoming for women-only studios: plum and peach, "choose your goal" cards that open the right class or coach, female coaches, privacy promises and pre and postnatal training up front.
Box
For functional fitness and CrossFit-style boxes: concrete grey and hazard yellow, a workout-of-the-day whiteboard, a member leaderboard, the on-ramp course for beginners and the timetable.
Orbit
Futuristic and premium for boutique studios: holographic light, glass bento tiles, a shimmering membership pass you can almost tap, and classes in a sliding row.
Or start flexible
8 designs where you can move, add and restyle every section.