Track your mat time.
One log per class. Compare with friends. Build the training record your coach can actually read.
78% of weekly goal. Train tonight to keep it alive.
Designed like a mat-side scorecard, not a fitness dashboard.
Warm canvas, hard ink, one signal color, and timing stats that behave like a real training log.
Less input. More useful history.
Log the class before the sweat dries.
Roll, drill, positional, comp. Mattime keeps the session shape without turning training into paperwork.
Compete with people who know your game.
Weekly leaderboards, streaks, and training-partner context give the room a shared reason to show up.
Turn your training history into a profile.
Public stats, clips, medals, and mat hours become the link that belongs in a grappler profile.
The link that proves you train.
Every grappler gets a clean public profile: hours, belt, gym, weekly shape, clips, medals, and the receipts that usually disappear into chat threads.
Why MatTime?Riley Vance.
Your week, without pretending grappling is a step count.
Keep what matters after class.
Mattime records how long you trained, what kind of work it was, who was there, and what showed up in rounds. That is enough signal to guide the next session.
Compare, plan, and build your training habit.
Common questions
Is Mattime only a timer?
No. It starts with fast mat-time logging, then adds weekly goals, friends, gym leaderboards, technique notes, public profiles, clips, and competition context.
Can I use it if my gym is not on Mattime?
Yes. You can track your own sessions immediately and add gym or partner context as your circle joins.
Does this replace my notes app?
It can. Mattime is built for the specific parts of grappling notes that matter later: time, rounds, partners, techniques, clips, and progress.
Where is it available?
Mattime is available on the iOS App Store. Android is planned after the iOS experience is further refined.
Stop losing your rounds to memory.
Log the class. Keep the streak. Let the hours stack.
Download on the App Store