Nobody moves a studio to Gen 2 in a weekend, and nobody has to. The order studios actually take, what each step needs, and why you can stop at any level and still be ahead.
AI is moving from answering questions to doing work. Level four is where a studio hands a job to an AI worker that works from the same understanding as the team, inside the same policy and permissions. Here is what that means, and what it does not.
The first level of a Gen 2 studio is the one that takes thirty minutes and changes the most: connect the systems you already run and ask the whole business, in the AI you already use, from anywhere.
Bookings, payments, payroll, accounting and marketing each hold a piece of the truth, and the owner joins it together. Here is why studios are moving to a Gen 2 business, and why it is a path rather than a migration.
This week at AusFit 2026 we are introducing the Gen 2 fitness business: keep the software you already use, use the AI you already use, and ask your whole business from anywhere. Here is what to see at Stand 65.
Four hours with a room of teacher trainees made one thing clear: nobody's scared of teaching. They're scared of the business underneath it. That's the part that's finally changing.
A live first look at Kula Intelligence with a Bondi studio manager. Mid-session a teacher resigned — and within the hour she had a costed replacement, a retention play and a marketing campaign.