01 · Match / roll review
Follow the position.
Review standing, guard, passing, control, transitions, escapes and submission attempts in sequence.
Individual athlete · BJJ
Upload your match or roll, follow the position timeline, and build a personal performance profile around what the footage can support.
Public product preview · analysis not liveThe grappler view
BJJ review is built around the individual athlete: positions to keep, escapes to train and decisions that repeat.
01 · Match / roll review
Review standing, guard, passing, control, transitions, escapes and submission attempts in sequence.
02 · Your profile
Keep strengths, weaknesses and missed opportunities tied to the matches and rolls that support them.
03 · Next priority
Turn a visible correction into a focused drill, frequency and future reassessment point.
The feedback loop
Move beyond tagging a guard pass. Connect what happened to why the position changed and what to practise next.
Competition match, roll or positional session.
Follow the positional timeline and transitions.
Separate one mistake from a supported pattern.
Identify the visible escape, pass or submission opportunity.
Add the priority and reassess it in future rolls.
Example development view
Example UI · not customer data
Future matches can revisit the same position and show whether a weakness remains, improves or becomes a strength.
Evidence discipline
Public examples explain the intended product. They are not live analysis and do not make unsupported grip or submission claims.
From half guard, the bottom player accepted cross-face pressure and the top player settled into side control.
A visible frame-and-underhook recovery was available before the position was consolidated.
Rehearse the frame, underhook and hip-escape sequence from the same starting position.
Built around the grappler
BJJ analysis is currently a product preview. Live analysis is not available yet.
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