Logging a session

CombatScore tracks training the way you actually train — in sessions. A session is one thing you did: a class, an open mat, drilling, sparring, conditioning, whatever. Every session you log moves your streak, your weekly goal, and your combat score.

The three ways to log

Quick Log pills. The row of buttons under the hero on your dashboard (Gi, No-Gi, Open Mat, etc.) is the fastest path. One tap = a 60-minute session of that type, today, with no rounds or tags. Great for "I just got home from class, I'll fill in details later."

Full modal. Hit Log Session on the dashboard. You'll get the full form: date (defaults to today, backfill up to a year), duration, session type, rounds, tags, partner, notes. Use this when you actually want to capture detail — sparring rounds, drilling reps, what you worked on.

Voice / photo log. Inside the modal, two shortcuts:

Voice log — talk through what you did, the AI fills the form.
Photo log — snap a picture of the whiteboard at your gym. The AI reads the techniques and pre-fills your notes.

Both still let you edit before saving.

Editing or deleting

Tap any past session from your training history or feed. You can edit any field or delete it entirely — deletes are soft (recoverable for 30 days).

Backfilling

You can log sessions for any date in the last 365 days. The form rejects future dates and warns when you're filling in something more than a week back, mostly to keep you honest with yourself.

Logging for someone else

If you manage a kid account or have an accepted family-link delegation, the modal shows a "Logging for…" picker at the top. Pick the household member and log normally. See Managing a kid account for the full family workflow.