A training log for grapplers
The roll is gone before you reach the car.
Martial logs your rolls, shows what keeps catching you, and helps you train with a plan, so you actually get better at jiu-jitsu.
The submission scorecard
See what keeps catching you, counted.
Every roll, Martial counts what you land and what catches you, against your own past. It is not a ranking.
Walk in with a plan
Walk in knowing what to work on.
Martial turns your last sessions into two or three things to drill before you step on the mat.
The training log
See you are getting better, even when it does not feel like it.
Every session logged, with a streak for the weeks you show up. True counts, no padding.
Honest by design
Why this one is not like the apps that got roasted.
You have tried apps that faked it. This is built by someone who trains, for an audience that catches that instantly.
- It records what happened. It will never tell you who won, never invent a score, and never tell you that you are better than you are.
- It is a supplement to your mat time. Bring it to your coach. It is for the work between sessions, not a replacement for either.
- It is private by default. For you to review, not for a feed, never posted, never clout.
- It is free while in beta. No paywall before it earns one.
The moment one flatters you, you stop trusting it. Martial shows you what happened and what you logged, nothing it cannot know.
Coming after the log is right
Next, Martial reads what happened on the mats.
Today it keeps your footage organized and yours to watch alongside the session you logged. Next, an owner-only read of what happened: the positions, the scrambles, where it went wrong.
Never who won. Never a numeric score. Never a call it cannot back. When there is a real demo to show, it goes here.
Why this exists
I built the thing I needed.
I came to BJJ a karate black belt and started over from zero. I paid two hundred a month for private coaching, and my coach would film my rolls and send them to me over WhatsApp. I still barely improved between sessions, because I never logged anything and raw clips with no structure do not move your game.
I wanted to log every roll, see what kept catching me, and get an honest read on what I did well and what to fix. So I built Martial.
Before you sign up
Frequently asked questions
Is this for beginners or only competitors?
Both. If you can talk for two minutes about your last roll, you can use it. White belts get the most out of seeing the same leak counted up. Competitors get the relational scorecard against the people they actually train with.
Does it judge me or tell me who won?
No. It never calls a winner and never puts a score on a roll. It shows you counts of what actually happened, which cannot be confidently wrong about your roll. That restraint is the whole point.
Is my data private?
Yes, private by default. Your sessions and footage are for you to review. Nothing is public unless you choose it, nothing is posted, there is no feed.
What does it cover?
BJJ first, because it is the hardest to get right. Grappling and more follow, once BJJ is right.
Is it free?
Free while in beta. No paywall before the product earns one, and no surprise charge to start.
When does film land?
After the log and the scorecard are right. We would rather ship it honest and late than fake and early, and we will not claim accuracy until there is a real demo to show.
Will it replace my coach?
No. It is for the work between sessions. Your coach stays the source of truth, and you can bring your log straight to them.
Do I have to make an account to join the waitlist?
No. One email. We tell you when it is your turn.
Stop losing the reps you already paid for.
Record a roll, talk it through, and walk into your next session knowing what to work on.
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