Every gym loses revenue to failed payments. A card expires. A bank declines a charge. A member’s account has insufficient funds. The payment fails silently, and unless someone manually checks, the money just doesn’t arrive.

Automations have been available in Influx for a while, but until now they’ve been an opt-in feature. As of this release, automations are enabled for all accounts.

Influx app now supports multiple languages across the member app and client-facing interfaces. French, Spanish, Chinese, Māori, and Estonian are live, with more languages on the way.

If you run more than one gym location, you’ve probably hit this problem: your locations need separate bank accounts, separate Stripe accounts, or separate billing entities — but you still want to manage everything from one place.

Here’s a roundup of everything we shipped in Q1 2026 (January through March).

You can now roster your staff hours across time periods in Influx.

We’ve rolled out full Stripe Connect integration across Influx, and it changes how payments work for your gym.

If you’ve ever evaluated gym management software, you know the drill. Fill in a form. Wait for a call. Sit through a 45-minute demo where someone shows you the features they want you to see. Get followed up with emails for weeks. Eventually sign a 12-month contract because the demo person was persuasive and you’re tired of looking.

Most small gyms track prospects in their head, on a whiteboard, or in a spreadsheet that someone updates when they remember to. That works when you get two enquiries a week. It stops working when you’re trying to grow.

After two years of dedicated work, we’re excited to announce a major upgrade to the UI technology that is the face of our gym management platform. While you might not notice dramatic visual changes when you log in today, this “invisible upgrade” delivers immediate performance improvements and sets the foundation for faster feature development in the coming months.