Staff action is bringing members back.
Of 18 members contacted this week, 7 returned within 72 hours. Taango measures the full loop, not just the alert.
Of 18 members contacted this week, 7 returned within 72 hours. Taango measures the full loop, not just the alert.
Last exit captured 38 seconds ago
Taango separates established attendance behaviour from the session-duration hypothesis. The five-gym pilot is designed to test both.
Flags sustained drops against each member’s own attendance baseline, not a generic club average.
Tests whether progressively shorter visits provide useful early warning before attendance stops.
Capture entry, exit and member-specific behavioural baselines.
Show operators exactly which behaviour changed and by how much.
Record staff contact and the intervention selected.
Track return, cancellation and control-group outcomes.
One weekly view of who needs attention, why they were flagged and what the team should do next.
Alerts are only useful when they change an outcome. This view closes the loop between signal, staff action and retained membership.
Five gyms. Six months. One scorecard connecting hardware reliability, behavioural signals, operator action and commercial value.
All figures are illustrative until live gym integrations and pilot cohorts are established.
Taango adds a passive exit event to the gym’s existing entry data. That single new data point turns check-ins into completed sessions and makes duration measurable.
Existing credential identifies Alex at 6:02pm.
Taango detects the same credential at 6:39pm.
Visit duration is recorded automatically: 37 min.
Third short visit moves duration change to −42%.