Built for dance studio owners

Your dance season,
beautifully scheduled.

Build the weekly schedule, plan rehearsals and competitions, organize every recital lineup, and catch dancer and teacher conflicts before anyone else sees them.

STUDIO SET · 2026 COMPETITION SEASON
Weekend Rehearsal Planner
Every room, routine and conflict in one view
Company Levels
Studio Settings
Plan day: Fri Sat Sun Weekend of Aug 28, 2026
Friday rehearsal plan
1 dancer conflict
STUDIO 1
STUDIO 2
STUDIO 3
10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00
Moonlit Garden10:30–12:00 · 12 dancers1 dancer is away
Dino Dance11:30–12:45 · Instructor C
Neon Nights12:45–2:15 · 9 dancers
What's included

From first class to final bow

One clear place to build the season, plan what comes next, and keep everyone in sync.

🗓️

Build the weekly schedule

Drag classes into place, see every room at once, and publish a clean schedule when it is ready.

  • Fast drag-and-drop scheduling
  • Day, season and studio switching
  • Live sharing, printing and PDF export
  • Lock the schedule when registration opens
🎭

Plan rehearsals & performances

Give each part of the season its own plan without changing the weekly schedule underneath.

  • Weekend rehearsal planning
  • Competition routines and runway
  • Recital shows and rehearsal lineups
  • Song titles, dancer rosters and running order
⚠️

Catch conflicts early

Know who is away, double-booked or facing a quick change before the plan reaches your staff or families.

  • Dancer conflict dates by company level
  • Teacher-away dates and coverage needs
  • Room, teacher and dancer overlap warnings
  • Private links for family submissions

Take the piece you need, or all of it — see pricing.

See it in action

Try the weekly scheduler.

Drag a class or routine onto an open studio slot and see how quickly the plan takes shape.

Unassigned
Moonlit GardenInstructor A
Neon NightsInstructor B
Dino DanceInstructor C
Studio 1
Studio 2
Studio 3
4:00 PM
4:30 PM
5:00 PM

Drag a routine onto the grid, then change its instructor or time—or drag it again to move it.

This is a simplified hands-on preview. The full Studio Set also checks dancer availability, teacher-away dates, company levels, room overlaps, quick changes and complete rehearsal schedules.

What you get

Everything a season needs. Nothing it doesn't.

The things no spreadsheet, group text, or generic scheduling app does for a dance studio specifically.

🔄

Real-time collaboration

Move a class and everyone editing sees it instantly — no refresh, no "wait, who has the latest version."

🔒

Lock the season

Once it's final, it's final. Lock the class schedule so nothing shifts after parents have already registered.

🩰

Rehearsals without the scramble

Plan each rehearsal weekend separately, see locked regular classes, and remove or duplicate a weekend as plans change.

🔗

A live link, not a screenshot

Parents get a clean read-only view. Staff get a rehearsal view. Either one prints straight to PDF for your website.

🎨

Your studio, your look

Your logo, your colors, your room names — not a template with your name pasted on top.

Next season in one click

Copy last season, change what moved, done. You don't start from a blank grid every August — and last year's version is still there if you need it back.

⚠️

See the clash before a parent does

Two classes in one room, a teacher in two places, an assistant double-booked, the same dancers scheduled twice — flagged the moment you drag, not after you've published.

🎭

Build the recital running order

Plan performances and rehearsals independently, organize numbers by song title, and keep every dancer roster attached to the right number.

🏆

Competition planning that stays connected

Keep routines, company levels, dancer rosters and the season runway together from the first rehearsal through competition weekend.

Free competition resource

Looking for a competition to schedule? We have you covered.

Browse confirmed 2026–27 competition and convention dates across the U.S. and Canada, then bring your choices back to Studio Set to plan rehearsals and conflicts.

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How it works

Three steps, once a season.

01 — BUILD

Set it up once

Add your studios, teachers, and classes. Drag and drop until the week actually works — for real people, in real rooms.

02 — LOCK

Make it final

When the schedule is right, lock it. It stops moving — even by accident — the moment parents start registering.

03 — SHARE

Send the link

Parents get their view. Staff get theirs. Both update live and both print to PDF, whenever you need them to.

Pricing

Choose the Studio Set that fits your season.

One charge a year. Take the piece you need, or take all of it — most studios find they want both by the time registration opens.

Season Pass
$349
per year

The complete Studio Set scheduling workspace for classes, rehearsals, competitions and recitals.

  • Unlimited classes, routines & staff logins
  • Weekend rehearsals, competitions & recital planning
  • Public parent link, website embed + PDF export
  • Dancer conflicts, teacher-away dates & company levels
  • Student evaluations and private family links
  • Real-time collaborative editing
  • Your logo, colors & room names
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Documents Library
$149
per year

Family handbook, contracts, letters, and policies — fill in your studio once, download a finished Word doc every time.

  • Every document in the library
  • New documents added at no extra cost
  • Word & PDF export
  • Single documents also sold individually — $29 each
Get Documents Library →

A flat yearly fee. We never take a percentage of your tuition, so the cost doesn't climb as your studio grows.

Questions

Everything you need to know

Does this replace my current studio software?
No, and it isn't trying to. If you use Jackrabbit, DanceStudio-Pro, or similar for registration, billing, and attendance, keep it. This does the one thing those tools handle poorly: actually building the schedule. Most studios use both.
Can my staff have their own logins?
Yes, and there's no extra charge for them. In Studio Settings you can add staff emails as editors — they create their own account and can edit your schedules alongside you. Everyone sees changes live, so there's no "which version is current" problem.
What do parents actually see?
A clean, read-only page with your studio's name, logo, and colors — class names, ages and levels, times, and studio rooms. It updates automatically whenever you change the real schedule, and you can embed it directly on your own website or share it as a link.
What happens when I lock the schedule?
Locking freezes your class schedule so nothing can be dragged, resized, or deleted — including by accident, and including by your staff. It's meant for the moment registration opens and the schedule needs to stop moving. You can unlock it anytime if something genuinely has to change.
How is the rehearsal schedule different from the class schedule?
The rehearsal schedule is a separate layer for company rehearsals, solos, and open studio time. It shows your locked classes as unavailable and everything else as open, so staff can see at a glance what studio time is free. You can build a fresh plan every weekend without ever touching the class schedule underneath.
Can Studio Set plan recitals and recital rehearsals?
Yes. Create as many performance and rehearsal dates as your recital week needs, then give each event its own running order. Numbers are organized by song title, with the class or company level kept as an internal note and every dancer roster attached for programs, quick-change checks, and lineup planning.
Can I get my schedule back out of the system?
Yes. Export to CSV (opens in Excel or Google Sheets) or print any view to PDF, anytime. Your schedule is yours — nothing is locked in a format you can't get back out.
What does the Season Pass actually include?
Everything for scheduling. Unlimited classes, studio rooms and staff logins; weekend rehearsal, competition and recital planning; dancer and teacher conflict tools; public links; PDF and CSV export; and your own branding.
What's the difference between the Season Pass and Documents Library?
The Season Pass is Studio Set's complete scheduling workspace—classes, rehearsals, competitions, recitals and public links. Documents Library is a separate product: a form you fill in once about your studio, which then generates finished, editable Word documents such as handbooks, contracts, letters and policies. They're priced separately, with the Studio Bundle if you want both.
What are evaluations and conflict dates?
Two things studios usually do by hand. Student evaluations: rate each dancer's skills, add a placement recommendation for next season, and each family gets a private link to only their own — no PDF converting or uploading one by one. Conflict dates: send families a private link where they submit the dates their dancer is away, so you can see them before you schedule rehearsals instead of the week of. Both are included in the Season Pass, not the Documents Library.
Can I just buy one document instead of the whole library?
Yes. Most documents are also sold individually for $29 each, no subscription required. If you decide later you want the whole library, that purchase counts toward it.
How do I cancel?
Click "Manage Subscription" inside the app anytime — it opens the billing portal where you can update your card, download invoices, or cancel. No email required and no retention phone call. Your Season Pass runs through the end of the term you paid for.
Is my studio's information private?
Your schedule data is only editable by you and the staff you invite. Public and rehearsal links are read-only for anyone who has them, so share those deliberately. We don't sell data or run ads. Full details are in our Terms & Privacy Policy.
I have a question that isn't here.
Email dance@freshcoastdance.com and you'll hear back from a real person — the one who built this and runs a studio too.

Still have a question? dance@freshcoastdance.com

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