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Dojo - Corporate Trainer OS

Businesses need training. Dojo makes it happen.

About

Independent corporate trainers run two jobs at once: delivering workshops and running a small B2B operation. Dojo is the operating system that handles the second one. A link-in-bio storefront (go.ondojo.io/you) turns your programs and credentials into a page businesses can book from. Scheduling lets multiple companies share one session, so small teams add up to a full room. Attendee tracking follows every seat from booking through completion. And it's wired into QuickBooks and Google Meet so the back office runs itself. Free tier with a 2.9% transaction fee - no card up front.

Founder

Traction & Signals

Founded in 2026 (0 years), Dojo - Corporate Trainer OS is a solo founder startup. Focused on sustainable growth and user expansion. The startup is currently in its bootstrapped stage and has not received any external funding. MRR kept private (Stripe connected).

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Reviews(2)

Nima Aksoy
17 Jun 2026

Hi Julen, Love this. The idea is simple, clear, and immediately useful. Looking forward to seeing how it evolves.

A relative of mine has been working as a corporate trainer in work security for a large training firm for years. He has always felt that he was underpaid for his expertise and wanted more autonomy. At...

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