Tiny Bin Labs · Bengaluru, India · Est. 2024
The bins
From the neighbourhood box gym to the premium fitness chain — every gym in India deserves software that actually works on the ground. Gripp handles memberships, renewals, attendance, and member engagement so owners can focus on what they do best.
An AI coaching layer inside the Gripp member app. Personalised workout plans, daily adaptation, intelligent nudges — a knowledgeable trainer in your pocket, without the ₹5000/month cost.
The lab always has an empty bin waiting. The next problem worth solving hasn't introduced itself yet. But it will.
Small studios stay sharp by leaving room. This bin is deliberately empty. Good problems take time to find.
Scope creep is how bins overflow. Every product starts with a single, clearly-labelled container. When it's full, it ships. Complexity lives inside — simplicity governs the outside.
Every detail inside the bin — the UX, the data model, the edge case — is deliberate. Craft isn't a mood, it's a discipline. Software that feels invisible is software built with care.
Not a persona. A person. The gym owner in HSR Layout who keeps a paper register. Products built for abstracted users solve abstracted problems. We go to the source.
Whether you're a gym owner curious about Gripp, a developer who wants to collaborate, or someone with a problem worth putting in a bin — the lab door is open.
Drop it in the bin.