Your Training Log Should Know Who You Rolled With
Talk through your session and Jiu Jitsu Style turns it into a record of every partner, every submission, and every round.
You just finished class. You are sweaty, tired, and you will forget most of what happened by the time you get home. That is the problem the journal solves.
Open the app, hit record, and talk. "Rolled with Marcus, he caught me in a bow and arrow twice, I hit a knee cut on Dana and finished a kimura." That is enough. Jiu Jitsu Style listens, figures out who you rolled with, what got hit, and by whom, and files it all.
The magic is in what it does with the people. Every training partner gets their own card: their belt, where they train, and a running count of how many rounds you have shared. Over time you can see who submits you with what, who you have a good record against, and what each person's game looks like from the other side.
Dictation knows your partner list, so when you say "Marcus" it links the right Marcus. It also knows jiu jitsu. If you call something by the name your gym uses, or mumble it, the app checks it against a library of real techniques and asks you to confirm when it is not sure. You do not have to remember the "correct" name for anything. You just describe what happened.
Prefer typing? Manual entries are free, always. Dictation and the AI that reads it are part of Premium.
The journal lives on iPhone today, and you can find everything on the web. An Android version for Google phones is coming very soon.
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