Why BJJ Vision

Built for the mat, not the spreadsheet.

Most training apps ask you to log. We think the footage should do the logging — so the gym stays a place where people train together.

Film, not forms.

Logging apps turn a team sport into data entry: stop, find your phone, fill in what you remember. Most of the round is already gone. A phone on the wall records everything while everyone keeps rolling, and the review happens later, from the film.

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Coach for judgment. AI for repetition.

Finding the exchange, labelling positions and pulling up reference footage is repetitive work. AI-assisted tools take it on, so time with your coach goes to what only a coach gives: priorities, direction and accountability.

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Share insight, not noise.

Good breakdowns usually die in the edit: file transfers, desktop software, hand-typed captions, a long render. Studio and Composer shorten that path on footage you already have, so real lessons from the mat circulate in your community instead of highlight-reel noise.

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Who it’s for

Athletes

Review your own rounds and research the problems in your game.

Coaches

Go through footage with an athlete and explain an exchange on the frame.

Where we’re focused

Directions, not dates.

Better-looking breakdowns
Sharper Studio visuals and a faster path through Composer.
Long-form video
Making full-match and long breakdowns quicker to produce.
Visual reports
Turning accepted reviews into statistics you can see at a glance.