This guide walks you through creating your club account on Dyno from scratch. By the end you will have a working dashboard, your club branding in place, and you will be ready to connect Stripe and invite your first members.

Open dashboard.dyno-app.com/register in your browser. You can sign up with your email and a password, or use Google sign-in if you prefer single sign-on.

Pick the public-facing name your members will recognise. This appears in the member mobile app, on receipts, and in member emails. You can change it later from Settings → Club details.

Step 3 — Add your logo and brand colour

Upload a square logo (PNG or JPG, at least 512×512) and pick a primary brand colour. Both appear throughout the member app and on emails sent to your members.

Tip — your brand colour is used as the accent across the member app. Pick something with reasonable contrast against white text.

Step 4 — Set your timezone and currency

Dyno defaults to GBP and Europe/London. If your club operates in a different currency or timezone, change them now under Settings → Region — this affects class scheduling and payouts so it is best set before you invite members.

Sign up, set your club name and branding, and get to your dashboard in under five minutes.

Create your club on Dyno

Dyno uses Stripe Connect to process every payment. Money flows directly from your members into the Stripe account you connect — Dyno never holds your funds. You need a verified Stripe account before you can sell memberships, take event bookings, or accept passes.

From your dashboard, go to Settings → Payments and click Connect Stripe. You will be sent to Stripe to either create a new account or link an existing one.

Keep the email and phone number to hand — Stripe sends a verification code to both during onboarding.

You return to your Dyno dashboard with a green "Connected" badge under Settings → Payments. Stripe may still flag your account as Pending while it verifies your details — you can usually start taking payments straight away, but payouts hold until verification clears.

Link Stripe Connect so payments flow straight from members into your bank account.

Connect your Stripe account

There are two ways to onboard members onto Dyno: invite them individually from the dashboard, or upload a CSV if you already have a list. Both routes send the member an email with a link to download the Dyno app and sign in.

If you already have a member list, you can upload it in bulk. Dyno accepts a CSV with columns for first name, last name, email, phone (optional), and plan code (optional).

Download the example CSV template from Members → Import to make sure your column headers match.

Members receive a branded email with a link to the App Store and Google Play. When they open the app, they sign in with the email you invited them on. If you assigned a plan, they are taken straight to checkout — otherwise they land on your club page.

Send invites one at a time or import an existing member list via CSV.

Getting Started

Create your club on Dyno

Connect your Stripe account

Invite your first members