Bring order to your club
We remind you about overdue fees and give a clear picture of payments, attendance, and club activity - in one place.
BJJ platform for clubs and athletes
Manage members, fees, attendance, and training at your BJJ club.
Log sessions, techniques, and history as an athlete.
Find or post seminars, camps, competitions, and private lessons.
Built for BJJ.
We know how this sport works.
DISCOVER MATIVATE
Built for BJJ specificity
A generic training app is not enough. BJJ needs techniques, reps, and the real structure of the mat. Mativate is built for that.
Athlete development under control
Who trains regularly, how much they trained, how many blue belts - in one place, not in your head and notes.
EVERYTHING FOR BJJ IN ONE PLACEWe connect club ops
We connect club ops
with athlete development
One place to manage members, fees, training, and attendance.
Athletes get a BJJ training journal: techniques, history, and a fuller picture of progress.
Coaches see what is happening in the club; athletes see the results of their work on the mat.
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Flow AcademyWednesday, November 12
On the mat today
4 classes, 2 rooms
- 16 / 20 signed up80%
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Mount escapeUpaHip bump - 15 / 18 signed up83%
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Closed guard sweepHip bumpMount control - 22 / 24 signed up92%
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Butterfly sweepAshi garamiHeel hook - 9 / 30 signed up30%
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FOR CLUBS
Modern club management
Members and fees
Always know who is active, who is overdue, and how the club is doing. Less time on admin, more control over revenue.
Attendance and activity
See who trains regularly and who is starting to disappear from the mat. React faster and keep athletes in the club.
Training and communication
The most important information lives in one place, so coaches and athletes do not hunt across multiple channels.
FOR ATHLETESTrack your progress.
Track your progress.
Train with intention.
BJJ training journal
Log techniques, sparring, and your own notes so you can revisit what you learned and develop your game faster.
A fuller picture
Techniques and history in one place, so you see your path - not only that you showed up on the mat.
Progress history
Seeing your path and the work you put in makes it easier to stay motivated and keep improving in BJJ.
Why BJJ needs its own
training journal and club app
BUILT FOR BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSUProblem
Club data is scattered
Members, fees, groups, schedule, and announcements have no single source - you hunt across several places at once.
Today
Spreadsheets, chat, and memory
They work at the start, but the bigger the club, the faster important information disappears.
Your club in one place
Members, fees, schedule, groups, and announcements in one BJJ-native system - without hunting across sheets, chats, and coach notes.
Problem
Coaches only see a fragment
It is hard to pull together an athlete history, group context, and what happens beyond the mat.
Today
Private athlete notes
They help, but they do not connect the athlete with the coach, the club, and the real training process.
A shared athlete picture
Athletes keep techniques and training history. Coaches and clubs see a fuller picture of athletes and the group.
Problem
BJJ progress is hard to grasp
You train regularly and still struggle to say what is improving and what is stuck.
Today
Generic fitness apps
They count time, calories, or sessions - not techniques, positions, drills, and sparring.
Progress in BJJ language
Techniques, history, and a fuller athlete picture in one place - a real BJJ training journal.
BJJ NEEDS AND PROBLEMS
What people use today
Club data is scattered
Members, fees, groups, schedule, and announcements have no single source - you hunt across several places at once.
Spreadsheets, chat, and memory
They work at the start, but the bigger the club, the faster important information disappears.
Your club in one place
Members, fees, schedule, groups, and announcements in one BJJ-native system - without hunting across sheets, chats, and coach notes.
Coaches only see a fragment
It is hard to pull together an athlete history, group context, and what happens beyond the mat.
Private athlete notes
They help, but they do not connect the athlete with the coach, the club, and the real training process.
A shared athlete picture
Athletes keep techniques and training history. Coaches and clubs see a fuller picture of athletes and the group.
BJJ progress is hard to grasp
You train regularly and still struggle to say what is improving and what is stuck.
Generic fitness apps
They count time, calories, or sessions - not techniques, positions, drills, and sparring.
Progress in BJJ language
Techniques, history, and a fuller athlete picture in one place - a real BJJ training journal.
