Free judo training log
Log randori, track your grades, see your progress.
Record techniques and randori in seconds, follow your belt grades, and keep your competition history in one place.
What you log
- Uchikomi, nage-komi, ne-waza and randori
- The throws and pins you worked and landed
- Gradings and competitions
- Injuries and recovery between sessions
What you get back
- Streaks, mat time and how your training splits across the week
- An AI coach that knows your training history — ask it what to work on
- Your Combat Score: a 0–100 read on your game across six areas
- Rank tracking: White (6th Kyu) → Yellow (5th Kyu) → Orange (4th Kyu) → Green (3rd Kyu) → Blue (2nd Kyu) → …
- A competition log and an injury log, in the same place
Why keep a judo training log?
Judo rewards repetition you can measure — the same throw, thousands of times. A log shows which techniques you're really building and how your training lines up with your next grading.
The AI coach is there to help you think, not to replace your coach — what you work on is still a conversation with the people who watch you train.
Questions
Judo training log FAQ
Can I track my judo grade?
Yes — CombatScore follows the kyu and dan belt ladder, and your club can record promotions in the app.
Is CombatScore free?
Yes for athletes — logging, analytics, rank tracking and the competition log are free. Free accounts get 20 AI coach messages to start, then 10 a week.
Does my gym have to use CombatScore?
No. It works on its own as your personal judo journal. If your gym uses CombatScore, you also get check-in, the class schedule and feedback from your coaches in the same app.
Does it work without a signal?
Yes. Sessions save on your phone and sync when you're back online — handy for gyms with no reception on the mat.
Is it on iPhone and Android?
Both — it's on the App Store and Google Play.
Other disciplines
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Free for athletes. Does your gym use CombatScore? Check-in and coach feedback come with it.
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