GetEYT

What the network is talking about, and the announcements HQ needs studios to actually see.

A studio owner has a question at 9:00 PM on a Sunday. Nobody is going to be sitting at a desk, so the question is what answers, in what order, and at what point a person is genuinely needed.

Every licensed studio, one screen. This is what you own, and what a buyer sees when they look at the network.

A studio joining the network is a negotiation between two parties who see two different screens. This is the HQ half: every studio mid onboarding, the stage it is at, who the ball is with, and how long it has been sitting there. The studio half is on the second tab, screen by screen, exactly as the owner sees it.

Every certification cohort running right now, the trainees inside them, and the ones waiting on a signature to finish.

Recurring membership revenue and one-time teacher-training revenue, split out the way an acquirer prices it. Royalties are calculated from platform data, not a spreadsheet.

Two tiers, not an a la carte list. A studio starts on Base and moves up when its own usage says so, which is a different conversation from selling them an upgrade. This screen answers one question: who has outgrown the tier they are on.

What HQ pushes down to eight studios, the line between what a studio can touch and what it cannot, and the record that proves which version of the curriculum a studio was actually teaching on any given day.

HQ negotiates once, studios order through the platform, and the margin between wholesale and manufacturer cost is a real revenue line for the network.

Your AI mentor, already live in production, now one module inside the platform. The same trained brain serves every student and every studio in the network.

Write once here. Every studio sends it under their own name, from their own address, or opts out.

All eight studio sites. Which template, when it was last published, and exactly what's broken.

Every person with a login across the network, who granted it to them, what it lets them see, and which credentials are about to lapse. In a licensed network the reporting line and the permission line are the same line.

What EYT actually owns, in concrete terms, and what happens to each piece if a vendor relationship or a studio's license ends.

Thursday, August 6. What you have booked, what comes off your card next, and the note Dana keeps about your wrist.

Thursday, August 6 at Core & Flow Austin. Every count below is real spots on real apparatus, so a machine out of service takes a spot off the class rather than quietly overbooking it.

Your plan, what comes off your card and when, and everything Core & Flow Austin holds about you. Nothing on this page needs a phone call to the front desk.

Classes you can do at home, the recorded workshops and the podcast. Included with Unlimited Monthly, so nothing here asks for a card unless it shows a price.

Spring 200hr Comprehensive at Core & Flow Austin, led by Dana Michaels. Hours, modules, and exactly what still stands between you and a certificate.

Module 6, Sequencing and cueing. What you owe, what has been marked, and what Dana said about the last one.

Trained on EYT's own curriculum and wired into your training record. It answers from the manual you are being taught from, and it says where every answer came from.

Your sign in, your reminders and who can see you. Your plan, your payments and everything the studio holds about you live on Membership, on one screen, and they are not repeated here.