Atembogen

From two numbers for every class in the weekly timetable, the places in the room and the average occupancy. They produce the sentence “usually 5 of 14 free” and a bar. Below the list it says that the values are example content. The list does not show live bookings.

The weekdays are tabs that you can operate with the arrow keys, and today is preselected and marked. A filter shows all classes, only meditation or only yoga, with the number of classes for each day. Below it the room occupancy shows the selected day from six in the morning to ten at night. Without JavaScript all seven days stand one below the other.

For 1 to 20 classes a month it compares single classes, the 10-class pass as a tenth of the pass price per class, the monthly pass and, if you like, the morning pass, with or without concessions. The cheapest option is marked, with the price per month and per class. It starts at 4 classes, and then the 10-class pass wins with €66 a month. Markup and script call the same function rechne() from src/lib/rechner.ts with the prices from src/data/site.ts.

It asks three questions about your day, movement and time of day. Every answer gives points to the four styles, and the points are under stilfinder in src/data/site.ts. At the end there is a style with its times and a button for the trial class. Without JavaScript the four styles appear as a list.

They disappear in the browser by themselves. The running course carries “In progress”, the next one “Next start”, and the course page shows the next date at the top. Without JavaScript the starts carry “Session 1” to “Session 3”. The dates themselves are fixed in src/data/site.ts and are updated after every start.

Yes. Every heading and text is there without scripts. The Breath Track shows a calm wave and a sentence for counting yourself, the timetable shows all seven days, the postures show all four tabs, the floor plan shows both floors with a room list, the calculator shows the result for 4 classes and the questions are open. Breathing, filtering, calculating and ticking off need JavaScript.

No. It says what happens in the class, how long it lasts, who leads it and what it costs. No sentence ascribes an effect on sleep, back, stress or the mind to meditation, breath or yoga. Where a question sounds like that, it says that the class is no substitute for treatment. The limit is set out in the copywriting skill. These notes are not legal advice.

Neither, and the page says so. The course follows the structure of the well-known eight-week programmes with body scan, walking meditation and a Day of Silence, but it is not a certified MBSR course. The course and the open classes are not certified as a prevention course under § 20 SGB V, which governs German statutory health insurance, and there is a certificate of attendance. The company page says the same about tax exemption and insurer subsidies.

Because “physiotherapist” is a protected professional title in Germany and Jonas teaches yoga in the course, not physiotherapy. Every mention puts the job in the past, and the course page says that Jonas gives no medical assessment. When you rebuild the site, the job title stays only if the person is entitled to use it.

Very probably, because accommodation, full board, pick-up and programme come from one provider. The page names the deposit, its due date and the cancellation scale with a substitute person, and the deposit of €110 is below 20 percent of €590. The insolvency certificate, the information sheet and the booking confirmation are the organiser’s job, and CLAUDE.md describes them. These notes are not legal advice.

The contact form takes the topic and the course start from the address, for example from the “Request a place” button. It checks required fields and marks errors at the field, and the message disappears while you type. Then it shows a confirmation and says plainly that nothing is sent in the template. The same goes for the Still Post in the footer. Your AI sets up the sending, as the system-knowledge skill describes.

No, there is no booking software built in. The buttons lead to the contact form with the topic preselected, and for open classes the page says that turning up is enough. If you use a booking system, your AI puts its link or embed on the buttons and adds it to the privacy policy and the consent.

Yes. The template-setup skill describes the routes for a house without a fixed morning meditation, with only one room, without courses, without retreats or without company offers. The start skill asks early how long the morning meditation lasts, because the longest duration of the Breath Track is called “like the Silent Hour”.

No. House, team, quotes, prices, times and figures are made up, and the site says so in the footer of every page, on every quote, on the company quote and on every journal article. Pressenhofgasse and Alpe Stillreute do not exist, and the phone number comes from the block that the German Federal Network Agency keeps free for media use. Munich, the Au district, tram 18 and the Allgäu are real places.

The 56 image files come from 48 Pexels photos and are under the Pexels licence, which allows commercial use. None of them is made with AI. They show neither your house nor your team. 35 files show people, there is no model release for any of them, so you replace them with your own pictures before going live. BILDNACHWEIS.md and the legal notice name the photographer and the source for every motif.

Because no stock photo should stand next to a real name. The four teachers appear as initials badges, a disc with the initials and five small bars, with role, earlier job and fixed classes. Your own team photos take their place once the people have agreed in writing.

As placeholder pages with instructions, marked noindex and kept out of the sitemap until you fill them in. The legal notice carries the image credits and the fonts, and the privacy page describes what the website does technically and what it stores in the browser. There are no pre-written legal texts, because they fit no real house.

No. Literata and Instrument Sans live in public/fonts/, the photos in the project, and the floor plan, location sketch, initials and wordmark are SVG. The browser runs the site’s own JavaScript without a library, around 8 KB packed on the home page. The browser’s storage holds at most the choice in the cookie dialogue and the practice week. Statistics and external media are not tied to any service.

Yes. Every page has its own title, description and breadcrumbs, plus an ExerciseGym schema with address, opening hours, teachers and price range. The pages add FAQPage, Course, OfferCatalog, Service, Event, HowTo, Blog, BlogPosting and ContactPage. Astro builds the 1200 by 630 pixel share images at build time from a photo of each page.

With the informal you throughout, the house speaks as we, and where a person does something, their first name is there. The sentences of scripts and components live in src/data/texte.ts, and the pages in src/pages/ carry their own text. If your house uses the formal form, you tell your AI and it switches the texts.

Yes. In the English package the whole website is in English, with an English knowledge layer and English skills. The scripts format dates, times, numbers and euros through the browser in the language of the page.

Anywhere static files may live. Astro builds the site into a folder of finished HTML that you upload to your host. Before that, your AI sets your own domain in astro.config.mjs and robots.txt.

Yes. Pay once, yours for good, for your own projects and client projects. You get the complete source code without a watermark.

No. You tell your AI in the project folder what should change, and it finds the place through CLAUDE.md and the seven skills. If you want to work on it yourself, you find team, timetable, courses, price options and questions in src/data/site.ts and the Breath Track in src/components/Atemspur.astro.