Capteny VS Monitask

Capteny's answer

Capteny is sports academy management software built for how academies in Egypt actually run. Attendance uses a QR code that changes every 60 seconds and works with no internet: the coach scans at the pitch and it syncs once the connection is back. Payments are cash and InstaPay, each with a numbered digital receipt, and Capteny takes no commission. Each member has one account in one app, which works across every academy on Capteny that they train at. Every academy’s data stays separate.

Capteny's answer

Capteny started in Cairo after seeing how much time Egyptian sports academies lose to paper attendance, chasing cash payments and members quietly dropping off. Existing tools were built for gyms abroad or assumed stable internet and card payments, neither of which matches a football pitch in Egypt. We built Capteny around local reality: offline QR attendance, cash and InstaPay receipts with zero commission, Arabic-first design, and one app members carry across every academy they join.

Capteny's answer

Most academies still use notebooks, Excel, or web systems with printed barcode cards. Those break down in the same ways: cards get forgotten or photographed, friends check in for each other, overdue payments slip through, and the system stops when the internet drops. Capteny fixes these with:

a rotating QR code that works offline subscriptions with freezes, upgrades and extra sessions payment receipts the admin approves reminders 3 days and 1 day before a subscription ends a report of members whose attendance is dropping, so you can contact them before they leave

There’s a dashboard, a coach app and a member app on iPhone and Android. Pricing is a flat monthly fee starting at 990 EGP. There’s no setup fee, and you get free migration from Excel within 24 hours.

Capteny's answer

Owners, admins and coaches of sports academies in Egypt: football, basketball, volleyball, handball, padel, swimming, tennis, squash, martial arts, gymnastics and gyms. They range from single-branch academies with under 100 members to multi-branch academies with 1,000 or more. Their members, from juniors to adults and parents, use the Capteny app to check in, see their session balance and get renewal reminders.

Capteny's answer

React Native and Expo for the iOS and Android apps NestJS, MongoDB and Redis for the backend Next.js and MUI for the admin dashboard, in Arabic and English Firebase for push notifications Cloudflare for the website

Capteny's answer

Only list academies that are real paying customers and have agreed to be named. If you don’t have any yet, skip this question for now. It’s optional, and an empty answer does less harm than a list someone can’t verify.