An AI Website Builder for Martial Arts Schools
Parents looking into martial arts classes for a kid, and adults looking for a class themselves, are usually deciding between a handful of schools based on the same short list: what styles are taught, what age groups or skill levels each class is for, and whether there's a low-commitment way to try a class first. A generic "discipline, respect, confidence" template doesn't actually answer any of that.
Describing your school to Nova, for example "a martial arts school teaching Brazilian jiu-jitsu, with kids and adult class schedules, instructor bios, and a free trial class offer," produces a site structured around that description, with a live preview before you publish to a free getnova.pro subdomain, and no account is needed to build or look at it first. Because the programs and schedule reflect your actual school rather than generic martial arts boilerplate, the draft starts closer to something a parent could actually use to decide whether to bring their kid to a trial class.
It's worth being clear about scope. Nova builds the informational site itself, but it isn't class booking, belt tracking, or membership billing software. Most schools use a dedicated platform for recurring membership payments and attendance, and you'd link to that or handle trial class sign-ups through a simple contact form, the same way many independent schools already operate before or alongside a bigger martial arts-specific system. For a school just getting its first real website, that contact form is often enough to start converting interest into a first visit.
FAQ
Yes, describe your actual class structure, ages, skill levels, styles, and Nova will organize the site around that instead of one generic class list.
No, those stay with dedicated martial arts management software if your school uses one. Nova builds the public site that gets someone to a trial class in the first place.
Yes, that's genuinely useful information for a parent or prospective student deciding where to train, and it's the kind of specific detail a generic template usually leaves out.
Describe your school to Nova and see a site built around your actual programs and instructors.