Gymdeck, a startup we wrote about over a year ago which was aimed at disorganised personal trainers is something of a typical startup story. After aiming at that market it soon realised the app was being used by all sorts of people in the fitness industry. Thus, after a while of gathering that data, Gymdeck has been acquired by a OptimisCorp, a company in healthcare technology and services which has 200 sports therapy, training and performance centers across the United States. Terms of the deal were undisclosed.
Privately-owned OptimisCorp says Gymdeck shares their goal of “empowering fitness professionals” such as personal trainers and physical therapists. Basically Gymdeck helps them stay on top of things, deliver a service to clients and ultimately make more money by gaining and retaining clients.
The British startup will remain completely intact, with founder Alena Dundas retained as Head of Mobile and running the company’s UK operations in London.
With the acquisition, Los Angeles-based OptimisCorp says its expanding into mobile apps and opening up to international markets like London.
Fitness professionals use our mobile applications to stay on top of things. Real-time diary, payments & client management - all while on the go. Gymeck is designed to match the habits and demands of mobile fitness professionals. Mobile diary management: No more chasing voicemails, text messages, pieces of paper. Clients can book even when fitness professionals can’t answer the phone. Mobile payments: Notification of client payments and statement downloads for easy accounting. No more awkward conversations about money. Mobile dynamic client profiles: Direct...
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