Hone supports Xformer-specific exercise names and spring settings alongside standard modern programming — so your library works the way your machine does.

Sound familiar?
Exercises named differently on the Xformer than everything you find online
Spring settings that don't map 1:1 to standard Megaformer documentation
Rebuilding Xformer-specific sequences from scratch with no reference library
Subs unfamiliar with Xformer differences walking into your class cold
No way to show clients how their Xformer-specific progressions have built over time
Clients manage bookings in the portal before class. They tap their name on the check-in kiosk when they arrive. After class, instructors log the session with attendees already selected — then milestones and feedback requests show up in the client portal automatically.
Client uses check-in kiosk
What Hone does for Xformer instructors
Hone supports Xformer name variants alongside standard modern Pilates vocabulary. Your plan shows the names your clients and subs actually know — not generic alternatives.
Design class plans that reflect modern Pilates slow-twitch loading principles on the Xformer specifically. Spring settings, directional cues, and transitions — all documented.
Injury history, contraindications, and prenatal flags travel with each client regardless of which machine they're on. Know your room from the moment they walk in.
What instructors are saying
My studio has both Megaformers and Xformers. Getting the naming consistent across plans was a nightmare before Hone.
I switched from a Megaformer studio to an Xformer studio. Hone made the transition seamless — the library already knew the naming differences.
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