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The swim class is full. You're still getting in.

Rec Rush watches sold-out city rec programs — swim lessons, camps, skating — and sends you a push notification the second a spot opens. You register on the official city site. We just make sure you're first to know.

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Rec Rush celebration screen: “A spot just opened!” with a Register now button
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How it works

Three steps between you and that spot

Registration opened at 7 a.m., you logged in at 7:02, and everything good was gone. Spots open up all the time afterward — cancellations, schedule changes, added capacity. The trick is being the first to know.

01

Find the program

Search Toronto's rec programs with filters that actually help — category, age, day of the week, "has openings." Every listing shows the three things parents scan for: what it is, where it is, and when it runs.

Rec Rush search screen listing Toronto programs with status badges like Full and 4 open
02

Watch the full one

Found the perfect class but it's full or waitlisted? One tap sets a watch. We check the city's public availability every few minutes, around the clock — so you don't have to keep refreshing a browser tab at midnight.

Program detail screen for a full swim class with a Watch for openings button
03

Get the alert. Go get the spot.

The moment an opening appears, a time-sensitive notification lands on your phone with a direct link to the official City of Toronto registration page. You register there — same as always, just minutes after the spot appeared instead of days.

My Watch screen showing a watched program, its status, and when it was last checked

And never miss registration day again

The Dates tab counts down to each registration opening with reminders the day before and 15 minutes before, plus a short checklist so your account, payment, and course numbers are ready before the clock hits 7:00.

Dates screen with a countdown to the next Toronto registration day and reminder toggles

Our promises

Built to be boringly trustworthy

An app that watches things for your family should be completely upfront about how it works. So:

Never.

We never register for you

No bots, no auto-checkout, no touching your city account. Every registration happens by you, on the official city website.

Never.

We never ask for your city login

Rec Rush doesn't have a place to enter your City of Toronto credentials, and it never will.

Never.

We never collect kids' information

No child profiles, no birthdates, no names. We alert you about programs — we don't need to know anything about your family.

Always.

We check politely

We monitor the same public listings anyone can see in a browser, at a respectful rate, with a clearly identified bot. How our checker works →

Rec Rush is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the City of Toronto. Program data comes from the city's publicly available listings. See our privacy policy.

Get in touch

Join the beta, or just say hi

Rec Rush is in early access with Toronto parents right now. Leave your email and we'll send you a TestFlight invite — or use the form for feedback, questions, and "please add my city" requests.

Prefer email? [email protected]