Cura converts trial inquiries, follows up within 48 hours, and notices when a regular stops showing up — so the people who showed up once keep coming back.
Trial inquiries booked in one chat
Day-3 “book your next class” on time
Lapsing members caught before they go
Schedule changes pushed instantly
Not from bad service. One team, six channels, twenty-four hours. These are the three leaks Cura closes first.
The first-timer who loved the class but never booked a second one. The window is 48 hours.
Members who stop showing up cancel within two months. Early outreach saves most of them.
Instructor swaps and schedule changes reach the members who happened to be in — and miss everyone else.
Your inbox, your calendar, your members — handled. Watch it cycle, or click around.
Total beginner — is Wednesday's reformer class OK for me?
Trial bookedCan I switch my Friday 6am to Saturday?
RebookedWhat's included in the unlimited membership?
QualifiedSorry I've been MIA — is my membership still active?
Re-engagedNot a diagram — the actual pipeline. A member's message moves from a channel to a booking, with the judge checking every word on the way.
A message arrives on any channel. Cura attaches who this is, what they've bought, and what they asked last time.
Language, intent, urgency, sentiment. A price question is not a parking question — and neither is an emergency.
Drafts the reply from your knowledge base, books the slot, schedules the reminder — then a judge checks every word before it sends.
Every edit becomes a lesson. The correction you make on Tuesday is how Cura answers everywhere by Wednesday.
“Is the beginner class OK for me?” answered at 9:32 pm — with a spot offered in the same breath.
Trial inquiries become trial bookings in one conversation, with the what-to-bring message already sent.
Day-3 nudges on time, every time. Lapsing regulars caught weeks before the cancellation email.
In Draft, nothing sends without you.Cura writes and checks every reply, then holds it for your one tap — switch a conversation type to Auto only once it's earned.
Care, not campaigns. The third automated touch never sends — the platform blocks it.
The judge, live. Every reply gets a verdict — pass, fix, or retry — before it reaches a member.
The most useful thing an AI can do is know what it doesn't know. When a question is out of scope, sensitive, or just unusual, Cura doesn't improvise a price or a policy — it brings in a person, with the full thread and the reason it paused, so whoever takes over is already up to speed. A handoff beats a confident wrong answer, every time.
Billing and health in one message. Cura held the reply and handed your manager the thread with his attendance history and membership terms.
Slide to your numbers. The defaults are a starting point for studios — yours will be more exact.
These are estimates from your own inputs — not a promise. The honest version: if messages are going unanswered, some of them were bookings.
Cura is built so an agent only ever touches what you allow — and what it learns stays yours.
Every message and record is encrypted in transit and at rest.
An agent only reaches the data and channels you connect — nothing more.
Decide who on your team can read, reply, or change settings.
Your conversations are yours and are never used to train models.
Yes — Cura drafts from your saved replies, policies, and tone, not a generic script. Start in Draft mode: your team approves every reply until it sounds right, then you switch to Auto one conversation type at a time.
Connect a channel this afternoon and run Draft mode until Cura sounds like you. If it doesn't, don't ship a single reply.