Welcome
The Yuimaru guide
Yuimaru is where you find movement and acroyoga/acrobatics workshop festivals, save the sessions you like, sign up, pay, and keep your tickets in one place. This guide walks you through everything, one small step at a time. No experience with apps needed.
Signing in → Finding a festival → Registering for a festival. That is the whole journey. Everything else in this guide adds detail.
This guide is for Yuimaru in your web browser. The Yuimaru phone app — called Acro Planner on your iPhone or Android — works the same way, but a few screens look a little different. For that, head over to the Acro Planner phone app guide.
What do you want to do?
Pick the part that sounds like you.
I want to go to a workshop
Signing in
Create your account and log in — the safe, password-free way.
2Finding a festival
Browse festivals and read the workshop timetable.
3Saving workshops
Tap the heart to build your personal schedule.
4Registering
Sign up for the edition and fill in the form.
5Paying & tickets
Pay by card or bank transfer and get your ticket.
6Your schedule & tickets
See what you signed up for and change your details.
7Sharing your schedule
Show a friend what you've saved, and see theirs.
8Your profile
Your photo, name, and community profile.
9Privacy & your data
Download a copy of your data, or delete your account.
I'm teaching at the event
Asked to teach a workshop? You get a small corner of Yuimaru of your own — your profile and your own sessions — and it has its own short guide.
The Yuimaru Teacher Guide covers your invite, your teaching profile, and writing the title and description of the workshops you teach — plus what the organiser looks after instead of you.
I organise the event
Running a festival yourself? That's a different tool — the Back Office — and it has its own separate guide.
The Yuimaru Organiser Guide covers the Back Office from first sign-in to sending out tickets: setting up your series, adding editions, building the schedule, taking registrations and payments, and your plan and billing.
Not sure what a word means?
We keep the jargon light, but every now and then a word like edition or series pops up. The plain-words glossary explains each one in a single friendly sentence.