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Jiu-jitsu is hard.

Roll IQ makes the road easier.

Every roll you train is captured by the cameras in your gym and analysed for you. No random, sporadic phone videos. Your whole game, roll after roll, and what to do about it.

An athlete caught in a collar choke, face to the mat

You just got crushed. Now what?

The round ends and most of it is gone. You remember the tap, not the three things that led there. Roll IQ gives the roll back to you: your video, who had which position and for how long, where it turned, and what you did about it.

Learn from your own video.

Not an instructional. You, against the people you actually train with, with the moments that matter marked for you.

Track progress over time.

Where you end up, how long you stay there, how often you get out. Month against month, not a feeling on the drive home.

Take the guesswork out of progression.

Know what to work on next because your record says so, not because it was the last thing that went wrong.

Understand your own game.

What works for you and what does not. Where you get stuck, under whom, and whether that is changing. It is not a highlight reel. It is the whole picture, every roll, so the next one is not a guess.

Two athletes grappling, seen from above

Your rolls are yours.

You only see your own video, with your partner's face blurred. Other athletes do not have access to your videos or your history. Your coach sees the gym. You see you.

Two athletes training on the mats of a gym

Every roll captured.
Every roll analysed.

Pick your gym, tell us who you are, and your coach approves you. Then every roll you train arrives on your page.