Your training,
remembered.

A little record of your time on the mat.

A simple BJJ journal for your sessions, techniques and progress.

Two athletes practicing Brazilian jiu-jitsu, one in a white gi and one in a black gi

Less logging. More rolling.

Keep the bits you want to remember.

Log your time, tag a few techniques, and leave a note while it’s still fresh. A small habit that gives you something to come back to.

See how it works

An example from the mat

Tuesday evening

Normal

No-Gi · 60 minutes

Half guardKnee shieldWrestle-up

The wrestle-up felt better today. Next time: get onto my elbow earlier.

Your training, over time

See what’s adding up.

Find your rhythm

A monthly calendar and a goal you set yourself. See when you trained, without chasing someone else’s pace.

Remember your game

Look back at old notes and see which techniques you’ve been spending time on.

Keep your history

Bring older sessions in with a structured import, or download your training log as a CSV.

A couple of things to know.

Can I try it before signing in?

Yes. Try the demo with sample sessions. Changes there stay in your browser and won’t affect anyone’s training log.

Can I use it like an app on my phone?

Yes. You can add Octo BJJ to your home screen on iPhone or Android. The Help page explains how.

Is my training log public?

Sessions are private by default. You can choose to share training details with accepted friends. Journal notes always stay private. You can export your log or delete your account yourself. Read more in our Privacy page.

A little reading. More to take to training.

Practical notes on keeping a journal, remembering techniques and making training stick.

Start here

A simple way to keep a training log

See what you can record and how to look back on it.

How it works →

Your training,remembered.