Your Brain Knows
1,000 Techniques.
Your Body Remembers 5.

Mattime is specifically designed for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioners who want to track their mat time, progress toward their 10,000 hours, and connect with their BJJ community. Unlike generic fitness apps, Mattime understands BJJ culture and provides features tailored for grapplers, including belt progression tracking, technique logging, and gym-specific leaderboards.

Mattime makes BJJ mat time tracking simple with one-tap session logging, automatic time tracking during training, and detailed session notes. You can track gi and no-gi sessions separately, log specific techniques practiced, and set weekly or monthly training goals. The app automatically calculates your progress toward 10,000 hours of mastery.

Yes! Mattime includes comprehensive BJJ belt progression tracking. Log your current belt rank, track stripes earned, set promotion goals, and record important milestones like belt ceremonies. The app helps you visualize your journey from white belt to black belt with detailed progress analytics and achievement badges.

Mattime supports all types of BJJ training: gi and no-gi classes, open mat sessions, private lessons, drilling, sparring rounds, competition prep, and even wrestling or MMA cross-training. Each session type has customized logging options to capture specific details like techniques learned, training partners, and intensity levels.

Absolutely! Mattime includes a comprehensive BJJ technique database covering guards, passes, submissions, takedowns, and escapes. Log which techniques you practiced each session, track your progress with specific moves, and get insights into areas where you need more practice. Perfect for preparing for belt tests and competitions.

Track your BJJ competition journey with dedicated tournament logging features. Record upcoming competitions, log match results, track wins/losses by technique, and analyze your competitive performance over time. Set competition goals and use the data to improve your game plan and mental preparation.

Mattime automatically tracks your total BJJ training hours and shows your progress toward the famous 10,000 hours of mastery. View detailed analytics including monthly trends, training consistency streaks, and projected timeline to reach your goals. The visual progress tracker keeps you motivated for the long-term journey.

Get comprehensive BJJ training analytics including weekly/monthly training frequency, session duration trends, technique focus areas, training partner diversity, gi vs no-gi ratios, and consistency scores. Advanced insights help identify patterns, optimize your training schedule, and ensure balanced skill development across all areas of BJJ.

Join gym-specific leaderboards to compete with your training partners in friendly challenges. Track training consistency, monthly mat time, and technique mastery. Create private groups with your BJJ academy, participate in community challenges, and celebrate achievements together. It's motivation through healthy competition.

Yes! Mattime is designed as a safe, BJJ-focused social network. Connect with training partners at your gym, find drilling partners for open mat, and join BJJ community discussions. Unlike Instagram or Facebook, Mattime keeps interactions focused on training and technique development, creating meaningful connections within the BJJ community.

Mattime is available now on the iOS App Store! The Android version is planned for release 3-6 months later. We are continuously improving the app based on user feedback.

Mattime offers both free and premium tiers. Core BJJ tracking features are free forever - log sessions, track basic progress, and connect with training partners. Premium features include advanced analytics, unlimited leaderboards, gym integrations, competition tracking, and priority support. We believe essential BJJ tracking should be accessible to everyone.

Yes! Track your BJJ sessions even without internet connection. Mattime works offline and syncs your training data when you're back online. Perfect for gyms with poor cell reception or when you want to focus completely on training without distractions.