Yes - SleekAI is multilingual. Set the system prompt to detect language and respond in kind, or run a separate Spanish bot via display conditions. Many dojos in bilingual neighborhoods see better trial bookings when the bot greets in Spanish on certain pages. The underlying LLM handles Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, and Mandarin natively.

If your ranking system is documented on a WordPress page, yes. SleekAI reads it and quotes timelines, criteria, and testing rules accurately - and refuses to promise specific timelines for individual students. That honesty is the system prompt's job, and it earns more trust with parents than any sales pitch.

Yes - multibot lets you run a parent-focused bot on youth program pages and an adult-focused bot on fundamentals pages. The parent bot leans into safety, family discount, and belt progression; the adult bot leans into sparring level, schedule fit, and competition team. Each has its own tone and presets.

It collects details and pushes to your form via webhook, or hands off to Calendly, Acuity, or any tool with a public booking URL. Many dojos use a simple WordPress form with a Zap that creates the trial booking in their gym management system - SleekAI fills the form before the parent clicks submit.

Yes. Anything published on your WordPress site - seminars, competition team requirements, summer camps, after-school programs, women's-only classes - is fair game for the bot to reference. Update the page and the bot updates with no retraining. Most dojos see seminar inquiries spike after a tournament weekend, and the bot fields them automatically.

Logs stay in your WordPress database with retention you control. SleekAI is bring-your-own-key, so prompts go directly from your server to OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google with no third-party processor. The dojo owns the data the same way they own the WordPress install. No SaaS dashboard, no shared training pool.

The bot does not have access to individual student data and does not pretend to. Progress questions route to the head instructor, the dojo email, or your gym management system. The bot can explain the testing cadence and what each rank requires, but never speculates about a specific student's readiness for promotion.

Indirectly. The bot can describe membership tiers - twice a week versus unlimited, family plans, private lessons - and link to your purchase or upgrade flow. Most dojos run a separate bot on the members-only area with a different tone for upgrade conversations. The bot does not process payment; it routes to your gym management system.