Operations help for New York dance and music studios.
My Studio Helper sits beside Jackrabbit Dance, DanceStudio-Pro, and the other tools New York studio principals already run — and does the office work a Manhattan or Brooklyn school cannot afford to staff: re-engaging stalled trial families, flagging thin-roster classes across the recital build, and chasing costume deposits, recital fees, and monthly tuition at the studio's cadence.
Three motions a New York principal loses hours to each term.
Trial follow-ups, attendance alerts, and payment nudges are the three motions My Studio Helper runs at the studio's cadence — the same three the home page promises, scoped to New York.
Trial follow-ups
When a Saturday drop-in or Upper East Side trial family goes quiet after the December recital, My Studio Helper writes the personal nudge the front desk would have sent — before they drift away.
Attendance alerts
Catch the missed lesson, the quiet trial, the no-show sibling the day it happens — and nudge before it compounds into an empty chair in the Brooklyn Tuesday 3:15 Beginner Ballet.
Payment nudges
Draft the costume deposit, recital fee, or monthly-tuition reminder at the studio’s cadence, and escalate to a human above the threshold the New York principal sets.
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Other metros (Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix) are scoped under For dance studios and For music studios.