My BJJ Mentor

BJJ tracker. Less guessing. Visit app The Problem Brazilian Jiu Jitsu improvement is hard to measure. Unlike lifting weights, there's no obvious metric. "Did I get better this month?" is genuinely difficult to answer. What I Built A comprehensive training platform for BJJ practitioners: Log training sessions and techniques Track what positions you're winning/losing Identify patterns in your game Set goals and measure progress Stack: React, Node.js, MongoDB Key Learnings 1. What gets measured gets improved Simply tracking which submissions I hit (and got caught in) revealed patterns I was blind to. Data creates awareness. 2. BJJ is uniquely complex Thousands of techniques, positions, transitions. The data model had to be flexible enough to capture this without overwhelming users. 3. Consistency beats intensity The app's most useful feature isn't fancy analytics: it's the simple training log that shows attendance over time. Showing up matters most. 4. Community features require community Built social features, but a training app needs critical mass to be social. MVP should focus on personal tracking. Agent Quick Start