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train, reflect, become

A journal for the game you are building.

Write down what happened on the mat, keep the whole record, and watch the shape of your own game emerge. Keeping a journal is free.

01 · the mat

Log the session while it is still fresh

What you drilled, who you rolled with, what worked and what did not. A session takes a minute to write and is worth years later.

  • Log and edit your training sessions
The training journal: a searchable table of sessions, each with its date, title, professor, duration, gi or no-gi, techniques and notes.
fig. 1 · the journal

02 · the journal

Nothing you write down goes away

Your full history stays yours and stays readable, whether or not you ever subscribe. Go back to any day and see what you were working on.

  • Your full training history
  • Training calendar
A month of the training calendar, with practice sessions and an out-of-state tournament marked on their days, and filters by type of event.
fig. 2 · the training calendar

03 · the game

See the pattern you cannot feel

A year of sessions has a shape. The dashboard and heatmap show where the work actually went, and the Championship Journey keeps your competitions beside it.

  • Dashboard and training heatmap
  • Competitions and Championship Journey
The dashboard: the year's total sessions, training hours, and gi and no-gi sessions, above a heatmap of the days trained.
fig. 3 · the dashboard and training heatmap

04 · becoming

Ask questions about your own training

Professor A.I. answers technique questions with your own journal in front of it, so the answer is about your game rather than jiu-jitsu in general. Part of Premium.

  • Professor A.I., for technique questions and your own training
  • AnalyticsiPhone app, coming soon
Professor A.I.: a chat for technique questions, with example questions such as how to escape side control and how to pass butterfly guard.
fig. 4 · Professor A.I.

also

An iPhone app, coming soon

The same journal, on the mat with you. Analytics will live there rather than on the web.

cost

Two tiers

Keeping a journal is free. Premium is $79.99 a year and adds Professor A.I.