// Training log app
Own the mat.
Track the rounds that made you harder to kill.
A clean BJJ journal for sessions, goals, promotions, and the work nobody sees.
- No feed
- No noise
- Just mat work
// Example dashboard
142
Rounds logged
09
Week streak
03
Active goals
1%
Better daily
// What is BJJ
A grappling art built on leverage, not strength.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a ground-fighting discipline that uses positions, sweeps, and submissions to control an opponent and end fights without strikes. It rewards patience and study over power — which is why people train it for life.
Read the stories
// Learn by belt
Different rank, different questions.
- WhiteSurvival, tap timing, and the rules of the room.Coming soon
- BlueBuilding a real game from a handful of positions.Coming soon
- PurpleStyle emerges. The questions get sharper.Coming soon
- BrownRefinement and teaching. The map fills in.Coming soon
- BlackMastery as a starting point, not a destination.Coming soon
// Master profiles
The people who shaped the art.
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John Danaher
The coach who rebuilt the leg-lock game.
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Helio Gracie
Small body, big technical pivot.
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Marcelo Garcia
A 77 kg butterfly-guard player who beat heavyweights.
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Royce Gracie
UFC 1, November 1993. The night the world saw BJJ.
// Why log
Memory lies. The log doesn't.
Rounds
Every roll, attributed.
Per-round partner names. Per-technique self-evaluations. Optional partner feedback if both sides opt in.
Goals
Cadence over willpower.
Weekly targets per session type. The bar fills as you train. Streaks live where you can see them.
Rank
Promotion history, kept.
Belt, stripes, date, who promoted you. The kind of record you'll want in fifteen years.
// Start logging
The log starts now.
Free. No feed. No noise. Just your training, recorded honestly.