Outdoor classes cancel. A studio closes early. Members trust the timetable on the site, and it is usually yesterday's. Otto keeps the public pages aligned with what is actually running.
A class that moved, a coach who left, and a closure that only made it into a story. People still drive over.
Otto updates class times and closure notes, in both languages when both pages exist. Memberships stay in the system you already use.
Otto does not run the studio. It stops the website from describing a schedule the weather already cancelled.
Times, rooms, and who is teaching stay matched to the floor, including the class that moved indoors.
An early close or a dark studio goes on the public page before members leave home.
A challenge or an intro offer comes down when the dates say it does, not when someone remembers the site.
Which class pages are getting visits, which offers expired, and what is worth featuring next.
Otto edits the public site. Billing, waivers, and the member login stay where they are.
No member accounts and no billing. Otto never opens that system.
A trial has an end date. It does not linger because no one filed a ticket.
You can see what the public timetable said, including the closure note.
An outdoor session was pulled for the week. The homepage still listed it, in English. The Spanish schedule had the indoor replacement. Two coach pages named people who had left.
Otto put both languages on the same timetable and retired the two bios the same morning. The member system was not touched.
The site was still selling a class we were not holding.
