Workshop Registration Software

Help attendees decide before they register

Someone choosing a ceramics session or cooking class needs more than a date. Explain the skill level, materials, location, duration, and what they will take away. A clear description helps attendees choose the right session, while a capacity limit keeps registration aligned with the space and equipment you have.

How Cronvy handles workshops

Describe the sessions you run, the audience, and the design you want. Cronvy creates a website you can refine through conversation, with tools for managing scheduled sessions:

• Dated sessions — give each workshop a start time, end time, and description
• Capacity management — limit the number of places per session
• Recurring workshops — repeat a session on a schedule when needed
• Attendee accounts — customers see upcoming workshops and manage bookings
• Admin tools — review registrations and update workshop details

For makers, teachers, and group hosts

Art classes, cooking sessions, craft workshops, and group lessons share a practical need: people must know what is offered and reserve a place. Tailor the wording and photos to your audience. For a multi-part course, make clear whether a booking covers one session or the whole series, and verify that the configured flow matches.

Explain prices and policies clearly

State what the workshop price includes and how cancellation works. Check the payment and pass options enabled for your site rather than assuming they are available. Cronvy usage credits pay for AI edits; they are separate from attendee payments. Custom domains and source-code export are planned features.

Build, review, and refine

Start with one workshop description and photos of your space or work. Review the generated site, try the registration flow in the preview, and ask for changes. Check session times, capacity, and customer-facing wording before inviting people to use a booking system.