Your first event
is 10 minutes away.
Create an event. Share a link. Take bookings. Whether you're running your first breathwork circle or your hundredth — start with what you need, grow into the rest.
If you've been at this a while: Your calendar lives in Google. Bookings come through DMs and forms. The waiting list is a spreadsheet. Payment links are scattered across three platforms. Your website was either last updated in 2023 or just yesterday and is a constant source of struggle. It works — but “works” mean spending evenings on logistics instead of preparing for the session.
If you're just getting started: The sheer number of tools you need — before you even run your first event — can feel like a second job. A booking page here, a payment link there, a Telegram group, a Google Form, maybe a Calendly, maybe a Mailchimp. You just want to hold space. Why does it take six subscriptions to do that?
Your presence is the product. The infrastructure should support that — not compete with it.
Create an event.
Share a link.
Done.
Create Your Event
Give it a title, pick a date and time, set a location, add a description. Choose your pricing — free, fixed price, donation-based, or sliding scale. Publish it. That's your event page.
Take Bookings
Participants register through your event page. No DMs. No Google Forms. You see who's signed up, manage your capacity, and get notified of new registrations. Cancellations and waitlists are handled automatically.
Share Your Page
Every facilitator gets a profile page with all their upcoming events. Share one link — to your Telegram group, your Instagram bio, your email signature. Participants see everything you're offering in one place.
More shows up
when you need it.
Booking Approval
Not every event is open registration. For intimate workshops — consent labs, tantra, therapeutic sessions — participants request a spot and you review. Set your own criteria. See their history with your practice. Approve, waitlist, or decline.
Know Who Shows Up
Zenith Mind remembers who's been to what. After a few events, you see patterns — who comes regularly, who hasn't been in a while, who signed up but never attended. No spreadsheet needed. The picture builds itself as you run events.
Your Community Page
When your practice grows into a community, give it a home. A page with your identity, values, and guidelines. Channels for discussion between events. A member directory where visibility is always opt-in. One place for your people — not scattered across Telegram groups and WhatsApp chats.
Built for depth,
not just volume.
Spaces & Venues
Register the spaces you use — address, rooms, capacity, equipment. Other facilitators in your community can reference the same venues. Shared infrastructure for the spaces your community gathers in.
CRM & Contact Management
Auto-imported contacts from every booking. Full attendance history, session notes, tags. Export via CardDAV for your own tools. The CRM builds itself — you just add the human context.
Telegram & WhatsApp Integration
Scheduled broadcasts to your existing messaging channels, whether they are on Telegram or WhatsApp. Topic-based routing. Announce events where your community already lives — without copy-pasting between platforms.
Website Integration
Embed your Zenith Mind events, booking forms, and community info on your existing website. Web Components and plugins allow full control. Or let Zenith Mind be your website — a public page that replaces the site that keeps you busy updating.
Multi-Day Events & Festivals
Weekly calendar view for festival planning. Multiple sessions, venue tracks, day-by-day schedules. Participant registration per session or per festival.
One place for everything
your community offers.
When participants join a Zenith Mind community, they see all upcoming events in one place. They can browse, filter, book, and manage their registrations. No more missed announcements. No more “DM me to sign up” — only if you want to.
See the participant experience →Help them integrate
what they experience.
Zenith Mind is building private reflection tools — journaling, affirmations, intention-setting — so participants can do the inner work between sessions. The goal: they show up more present, more prepared, and more connected to the practice.
Reflect tools are invite-only during early access.
Launching with conscious communities around the world. The first facilitators are shaping the platform alongside the development team.
Ready to bring your
practice online?
Whether you're running your first event or your hundredth — early access facilitators help shape the platform and get priority support.