Training partners
See who you train with most.
Shared sessions, rounds, and recent activity reveal the training relationships shaping your game.
A private Jiu-Jitsu training journal
Log your rounds and partners, save one focus for next class, and watch the weeks add up.
Available now on iPhone · Free redesign on the way
One simple training loop
Capture the rounds, partners, and one useful detail while they are fresh. The app brings that focus back before you train again.
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“It just works, unlike many other BJJ apps I’ve tried before.”
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“Great app, has everything you need and doesn’t charge you at all…”
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“Love the simplicity of this tracker. It’s a great and easy way to log your sessions and show progression.”
Inside the app
Training partners
Shared sessions, rounds, and recent activity reveal the training relationships shaping your game.
On-device intelligence
On supported iPhones, optional reflection summaries run on Apple’s on-device language model. Your journal is never sent anywhere to produce them.
Private by design
No account, ads, analytics, or remote profile. Your journal stays on your iPhone, with an export when you want one.
Before you download
Yes. Jiu-Jitsu Logs is free on the App Store — no subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads.
No. There is no sign-up and no remote profile. Open the app and start logging.
On your iPhone. It is stored with iOS data protection and encrypted while your device is locked, and the app never sends it anywhere.
Yes. You can export your training journal in a structured format at any time.
All stored data is permanently erased from your device, and it cannot be recovered unless you have an iCloud backup enabled.
Any iPhone that can run iOS 18.2 or later. There is no iPad version.
English, French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish.
The screens on this page preview it. It arrives as a free update to the same app — nothing new to buy, and the journal you start today carries over.
Ready for your next session?
Free on iPhone. No subscription. No account.
Mario Jackson designed and built Jiu-Jitsu Logs in SwiftUI to make training history useful without accounts, ads, or tracking.
Meet the developer