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Studio hours and support replies are quoted in New Zealand Standard Time or daylight saving time as published by the NZ Government.
Kia ora—stitch short blocks into your week.
We are a small Aotearoa New Zealand team based in Ōtautahi Christchurch. Khodraxnquezrion helps you map compact body-activity moments: you choose the length, order, and breathing room between blocks. No hype, no pressure—just a legible rhythm you can repeat alongside mahi at your desk or in the whare.
Whenua time
Built for New Zealand daylight and straight-up language.
Plain Kiwi copy
We write labels you would say out loud in a community hall—short verbs, no scare quotes, no borrowed clinical jargon.
Consumer clarity
Your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 and Fair Trading Act 1986 are summarised on our consumer information page.
Modular field
Three tiles you rearrange each week.
Slot builder
Drop five-, ten-, or fifteen-minute units onto a timeline. Each slot keeps its label so your mates or colleagues see the same sequence.
Quiet handoffs
Between blocks, the interface shows a neutral buffer so people can reset posture without a countdown that feels like a drill sergeant.
Field notes
After a session, jot what felt steady or stiff. Notes stay beside the plan so next week’s layout shifts with evidence, not guesswork.
Interactive
Rough-cut your week in minutes.
Use the planner to estimate total time from repeated blocks. Figures are indicative only and do not replace your own judgement about breaks.
Session length calculator
60 minutes total (1 hours)
Visual thread
Panels sit side by side like fabric on the cutting table.
We treat each micro-session as a rectangle you can slide: widen one, narrow another, leave a gap for a cuppa or a phone call. The craft is in the spacing, not the spectacle.
Colour in the interface borrows from daylight paper and soft chalk—high contrast where it matters, softer contrast where your eyes rest.
Sequence
How a week gets mapped without drama.
01
Anchor the week
Pick two non-negotiable anchors—say Monday after lunch and Thursday before school pickup. Everything else flexes around them.
Pick two non-negotiable anchors—say Monday after lunch and Thursday before school pickup. Everything else flexes around them.
02
Name the blocks honestly
Use plain verbs: reach, roll, walk, stack. Labels that sound like nagging chores get skipped; labels that sound like verbs invite curiosity.
Use plain verbs: reach, roll, walk, stack. Labels that sound like nagging chores get skipped; labels that sound like verbs invite curiosity.
03
Share the strip
Send a read-only link to teammates or whānau. They see order and duration, not private notes.
Send a read-only link to teammates or whānau. They see order and duration, not private notes.
04
Archive gently
Old weeks fold into a calm archive—searchable, never nagging you to “optimise” what already worked.
Old weeks fold into a calm archive—searchable, never nagging you to “optimise” what already worked.
Rhythm strip
One glance shows where energy rises and falls.
The bar below is a metaphor for how we colour time: pale for arrival, honey for warm-up, coral for active segments, rose for cool-down. Hover a segment to see it widen slightly.
Woven grid
Crossing threads, not crossing wires.
When two groups share a room, the grid view overlaps their timelines transparently. Conflicts appear as a single soft highlight—no buzzers, no red alarms.
Questions
Quick answers before you get in touch.
No. We supply structure and scheduling clarity only. Outcomes depend on your context; we do not run challenges, weigh-ins, or “transformation” marketing.
Please ring +64 3 387 0707 first so we can meet you at the side entrance. That keeps the space calm for others.
Workshop and licence fees are quoted in writing after we understand your organisation’s size. We avoid surprise add-ons and will confirm GST treatment where it applies.
Studio pin
Visit Merivale, or post paperwork to the same address.
Keen on a walkthrough of the slot builder? The team answers questions about structure and pricing pathways—not about individual health outcomes.
Open channel