Product
Built for people who train — not only watch content.
Four tabs — Today, Log, Progress, Library — tied together by one decision per session and coaching grounded in what you log. I do not start from a feature laundry list: I start from what happens in a real class or open-mat block when the clock, your training partners, and your fatigue are all real constraints. That is why the phone surface is small on purpose, the cycle view answers “what line am I on?”, and the library is filtered so your options respect belt and ruleset without burying the plan. The links below to other OneMat pages are there so you can jump to comparisons, the training log, or the open-mat use case after you have seen how the app thinks.
Today — daily focus
Today's position, success definition, active constraint, and drill — deliberate reps.
Log — chips
After rolling: position chips, attempts, main segment, optional note.
Progress — cycles
Days left, sessions, adherence %, checklist, weekly review.
Library
36+ techniques by belt, build, Gi/No-Gi.
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Start with the right Phase 1 page
If you want to choose quickly: compare apps, log what happened, then train on the mat with a one-focus plan.
One decision per session
Today, Log, Progress, Library — tied together by what you record.
More layers
- Six-step conversational onboarding.
- Immediate post-session feedback.
- Archetype avatars (6 × 3 tiers).
- Three tiers: Basic, Premium, Pro.
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I link the product story to concrete guides, logs, and honest comparisons so crawlers and readers can find the next best page without dead ends.
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