Your account

What’s coming up, soonest first, with the time, the place and a link to add it to your own calendar. Each one you can still cancel shows a Cancel button; the notice period Chocka Yoga works to is written at the top of the list. See Booking for what happens to your money when you do.

Your wallet is the running total of what you can spend without paying again: credits on each pass you hold, and your gift balance. Passes are listed separately because they aren’t interchangeable — each one covers the classes Chocka Yoga accepts it for.

If Chocka Yoga offers memberships, yours appear here with what they cover and when they next renew — and this is where you pause, cancel, or update the card one bills. More in how memberships work.

Every waitlist you’re on, plus any spot currently being offered to you and how long it’s held for. You can accept, decline, or leave a list from here — how waitlists work.

The documents you’ve accepted, with the latest version you accepted of each and when. Anything still to accept is listed at the top under Still to accept, with a button to accept it — or Ask a parent or guardian. These are between you and Chocka Yoga rather than the booking platform — see Agreements & policies.

Your name, a phone number Chocka Yoga can reach you on, and your date of birth. If you’d rather not give a date of birth, Chocka Yoga may let you tick that you’re 18 or over instead.

People you book for lists everyone you have booked for. Press Edit beside a person to change their name, their date of birth, whether you are responsible for them, and a guest’s email address.

One switch for the emails we send you about your own bookings — confirmations when you book or cancel, waitlist offers, and word that Chocka Yoga has cancelled something you were booked into. It’s worth leaving on: a waitlist spot is offered by email and held only briefly, so with this off you may not hear in time.

Change your password here. Signing in, forgetting your password, and what Chocka Yoga can and can’t see about you have a topic of their own: Signing in & security.