Make sense of gaps between yoga classes and workshops
Weekly classes, occasional workshops and a student's break can look similar in an attendance list. Mako keeps the visit history visible while your studio chooses whether a follow-up would help.
Understand the return pattern before deciding what it means.
The gap after a weekly class looks different from the gap after a workshop. Look at the recorded dates and any booking your team already knows about.
Weekly classes and occasional visits have different gaps.
A quiet stretch after a workshop may be normal for that student. Use the recorded class dates and what the team knows before choosing a follow-up.
Class and workshop groups depend on the data you have.
Class, teacher and workshop comparisons need those fields in the source. Confirm the available group views before using them for student follow-ups.
Some students need a call. Others are taking a break.
A student may be away, attending workshops or choosing a different class. The studio decides whether to make contact and keeps any task with the person who knows the student.
Class history and follow-up tasks for your yoga team.
Help the team keep class attendance and student follow-ups together, with the booking system and contact decisions staying in the studio's hands.
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Contact usHow does Mako measure yoga studio retention?
Mako uses recorded visits to show changes in attendance. Your team checks the class history and available membership context before choosing a follow-up.
Can Mako compare classes, teachers, or formats?
Class, teacher and format comparisons need those fields in your source. We can confirm the available groups and small-group rules during setup.
Can Mako automate yoga win-back campaigns?
Pulse keeps follow-ups as internal tasks. The studio decides whether a student needs contact and handles it through the tools it already uses.
Is Mako an AI churn prediction tool?
No. Mako uses observed return patterns and historical context rather than predictive cancellation scoring.
Can a yoga studio keep its current platform?
Keep the current booking platform while we check its attendance export and the fields available for the student review.
See the yoga visit history and the student's next step.
Explore the visit history and student follow-up list, then check which fields your studio can bring across.