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Grau
BJJ training journal: log classes, track belt and stripes
A jiu-jitsu journal for Android. Log a class in 30 seconds (gi or no-gi, rolls, intensity, submissions), follow your belt and stripes with a goal for the next stripe and IBJJF minimum times, keep a 120+ technique notebook, and run a round timer that rings with the screen locked. Offline, no sign-up, no ads. On Google Play in Brazil now, more countries next.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Nafish, solo dev behind IDEXA. Grau is a jiu-jitsu journal for people who train a few times a week and forget what they learned by the next class. Log a session in about 30 seconds, see your mat hours and how close you are to your next stripe, keep a notebook of 120+ techniques with key points, and run a round timer that rings even with the screen locked. Everything stays on your phone: no sign-up, no ads. It's live on Google Play in Brazil first (Oss!), with more countries coming. I'd love feedback from anyone who trains: what do you wish your training log tracked?
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“BJJ training journal: log classes, track belt and stripes”
Grau was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #139 on the daily leaderboard. A jiu-jitsu journal for Android. Log a class in 30 seconds (gi or no-gi, rolls, intensity, submissions), follow your belt and stripes with a goal for the next stripe and IBJJF minimum times, keep a 120+ technique notebook, and run a round timer that rings with the screen locked. Offline, no sign-up, no ads. On Google Play in Brazil now, more countries next.
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Nafish Ahmed
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Nafish, solo dev behind IDEXA. Grau is a jiu-jitsu journal for people who train a few times a week and forget what they learned by the next class. Log a session in about 30 seconds, see your mat hours and how close you are to your next stripe, keep a notebook of 120+ techniques with key points, and run a round timer that rings even with the screen locked. Everything stays on your phone: no sign-up, no ads. It's live on Google Play in Brazil first (Oss!), with more countries coming. I'd love feedback from anyone who trains: what do you wish your training log tracked?