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The average star rating and how many people rated, so a 5.0 from two people reads differently from a 4.8 from forty.
FeaturesInstructor ratings
On Corvi, you rate an instructor after you check in to their class, so ratings come from people who took it. Each rating is 1 to 5 stars with an optional short review, and it shows on the instructor's profile.
Corvi does not book classes or take payments. You book with your studio as usual, then check in on Corvi.
Book with your studio as usual and go to class.
Check in at the studio. Corvi matches the check-in to the class and its instructor.
Corvi asks for a 1 to 5 star rating and an optional review. The instructor's average updates right away.
Open review sites let anyone rate anyone, which is how you end up with five-star ratings from friends and one-star ratings from people who never took the class.
On Corvi the rating prompt comes after a class check-in, and each check-in gets one rating. The profile shows the average, the number of ratings, and how they break down from 1 to 5 stars, so you can read past a single bad day.
The average star rating and how many people rated, so a 5.0 from two people reads differently from a 4.8 from forty.
How ratings split across 1 to 5 stars, plus the most recent written reviews.
Follow the teachers you like and see their classes and activity alongside your friends'.
Instructors can claim their profile. Claimed profiles can show a bio and Instagram and Spotify links.
Studio pages show an average built from the instructor ratings left after classes at that studio.
Corvi asks you to rate the instructor after you check in to their class, so ratings come from people who attended. Each check-in gets one rating from 1 to 5 stars, with an optional written review of up to 500 characters.
Corvi rates instructors, not studios. A studio page shows an average built from the instructor ratings left after classes at that studio, which gives you a sense of the teaching across its schedule. The average only includes ratings from people who checked in to a class there.
Create a free Corvi account, find your instructor profile, and tap Claim This Page. The Corvi team reviews each claim before approving it. Claimed profiles are connected to your account and can show your bio, your Instagram, and your Spotify link.
No. Corvi does not book classes, sell credits, or take payments. You book with your studio the way you already do, through its own app or website, then check in on Corvi when you get to class. The check-in counts toward your streak, weekly goal, and milestones.
Track every class, keep your streak alive, and see where your friends are working out. Corvi is free.
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