Built for one kind of studio
Most studio software is written for gyms and adapted afterwards. Afro and Latin dance studios run differently, so this is built for them from the start.
What makes these studios different
A salsa studio does not sell twelve-month contracts to people who never come back. It sells drop-ins, class packs and socials, to people who came once with a friend and then kept coming. The money is smaller per transaction and there is far more of it.
Teaching staff rotate. Levels are defined by the studio, not by a standard. A class can be a course with a fixed intake, a weekly drop-in, or a one-off workshop with a visiting instructor — often in the same week, in the same room.
Generic software models none of that well, so studios end up with a spreadsheet, a group chat and a card reader. LatinSync Central exists to replace that combination with one thing that understands how the week actually runs.
Who it is for
Studios teaching any of these, and the social scenes that grow around them.
- Salsa
- Bachata
- Kizomba
- Afrobeats
- Merengue
- Cumbia
- Son Cubano
- Zouk
- Samba
- Rumba
- Cha-Cha
- Reggaetón