Academy store
The store sells gis, rashguards, and gear to your members — a one-time price, not a recurring charge. Members buy from their own phone, or you ring them up in person at the front desk.
Stock what you sell
Name, price, photo, and how many you have. No storefront to build.
Members buy from the app
They browse, buy, and see when to pick it up — right on their phone.
Charge a member in person
Ring someone up on the spot with Charge Member.
Track orders and revenue
See what's paid, what's ready for pickup, and how much you've sold.
Add a product
Go to Store, then click Add Product. Only owners and admins see this button, and only once your academy has connected Stripe — see Payments.
No sizes or variants
A product is one price and one stock count. If you sell a gi in three sizes, list each size as its own product — "Gi - A1", "Gi - A2", and so on.
To take something out of the store, turn its Active switch off. There's no delete button — turning it off keeps everything already sold on the books, and you can turn it back on any time.
Change the price later and TrainOS quietly creates a fresh price behind the scenes — you don't have to do anything differently, and orders already placed keep the price the member was charged.
How members buy
Members open the Store tab — the bag icon at the bottom of their app — and tap a product to see its photo, price, and description.
Tapping Buy Now opens a confirmation sheet. If they have a card on file, the button reads Confirm Purchase and it charges that card. If they don't, it reads Continue and opens a payment form right there in the app to add one — nobody leaves TrainOS to check out.
Either way, they land on Order Placed — "Pick up your order at the gym." TrainOS doesn't ship anything; every purchase is picked up in person. While an order is waiting, their Store tab shows a reminder banner — "N orders awaiting pickup — Collect at the gym." Their full purchase history lives on the Orders screen, grouped by month and itemized down to the product and quantity, and the same purchase also shows up in their regular payment history — see Payments & charges.
The Promotion Code box shown above works for any code you've set up under Coupons & promo codes. The same box appears when you charge someone at the front desk, covered next.
Charge a member at the front desk
On Store, click Charge Member to sell face-to-face. Pick the member, then the product and quantity, and TrainOS tells you upfront whether their card on file will be charged or you need to collect one. See Charging a member for how the charge itself works.
Each charge covers one product at a time. Selling someone two different items just means running Charge Member twice, once per product.
Charge Member works for anyone on your roster, including members who haven't set up the app yet — pick them from the member list the same way you'd pick anyone else.
Track orders and revenue
At the top of Store, three numbers give you a quick read on how your shop is doing:
Every purchase — from the app or from Charge Member — lands in the Orders tab on Store. Paid orders sit in Ready for Pickup, oldest first, each with a Mark Fulfilled button. Filter the full list by All, Paid, Fulfilled, Cancelled, or Refunded.
On their phone, your instructors see their own purchase history, the same view a student gets — the full, academy-wide order list is an owner/admin view on the web dashboard. See Who's allowed to do what.
Cancelling and refunding an orderRefunds happen from Payments, not from Store.
Who's allowed to do what
| Feature | Owner | Admin | Instructor | Student |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Browse and buy in the app | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Add or edit products | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| Charge a member (Charge Member) | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| See every order | ✓ | ✓ | Own orders | Own orders |
| Mark Fulfilled | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| Cancel or refund an order | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
See also
- Charging a member — every way to take a payment, including Charge Member
- Coupons & promo codes — build the discounts your codes unlock
- Payments & charges — the full ledger, receipts, and refunds
- Membership plans — recurring billing instead of a one-time sale