Kiicc in Fight Gym Software

Combat-sports gyms run on five tools that don't talk to each other. The booking app is one. The billing tool is another. The waiver system is a PDF. The fighter records live in a coach's notebook. The class capacity tracker is a clipboard at the door. By Friday, nobody knows who paid, who showed up, who's cleared to spar, and who's been on the cancellation list for two weeks. Kiicc software is one thing. Booking, billing, waivers, capacity, sparring clearance, fighter records, coach notes. One screen for the door. One screen for the coach. One screen for the member. The software is built for a working room — small staff, working hours, no IT department, no time to read a help doc. The platform is licensed by the gym, not the member. Member-side fees stay with the gym. Kiicc bills the operator a flat per-room software fee. The operator keeps their pricing model — drop-ins, packs, monthly memberships, fighter-team rates — and sets it inside the platform. The platform does not push a Kiicc-branded payments rail at the member's checkout. Members see their gym. The sparring-clearance layer is the part that combat-sports gyms have not had elsewhere. A fighter is or is not cleared to spar this week — based on weight, on the coach's call, on whether they have a registered hand-wrap and mouthpiece in the gym, on whether they've trained at least eight rounds in the last seven days. The software tracks all of it. The coach signs off. The member sees yes or no. The door knows whether the spar slot is open. The pitch to operators is plain. Save the four hours a week the coach spends on admin. Save the two members a month who churn because the booking app crashed. Get the room running on one tool. Keep the brand of your gym; license the software underneath it.