Bring your saved links together.
Organize YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook technique links, plus supported direct video links, in one personal library.
See it in action 45 seconds
Save it.
Find it.
Share it.
That reel you saved? Pull it up before class, then send the same technique to your training partner.
Try it nowA walkthrough with example app data and fictional AI-generated characters.
Read the video transcript
Narrator: Class is starting. Where’s that move you saved? You’re still scrolling instead of drilling.
Narrator: Keep your BJJ reels ready for class with Reel Dojo.
Maya: You still got that reel?
Alex: Right here. Pull it up when you’re ready to run it back.
Maya: Send me that.
Narrator: Share the same technique with your training partner. Bring a plan to your next round.
Narrator: Reel Dojo. Available now on Google Play and the App Store.
On screen: Save it. Find it. Share it.
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Try Reel DojoInteractive app demo
Try it now.
Explore the current app with a sample library, training partners and a sample gym.
- 01
Find a technique.
Browse positions, search the library and choose your training style.
- 02
Make your next session count.
Build a Focus List, message a technique to Maya and plan an open mat.
Fictional people and sample data. Messages and edits stay in this demo. No account needed.
Open the full preview for a comfortable view on your phone.
Open full preview (opens in a new tab)Sample library · Make it yours
Your next session starts here
Less searching.
More drilling.
A sample library. No account needed.
Choose Explore the app to load the preview.
For coachesA separate website, built for your browser
Plan the week.
Lead the room.
Open the Coach website on your computer to manage your gym’s weekly schedule, build teaching series and plan what your classes work on next.
The app keeps your training close. The Coach website gives your gym room to plan.
A workspace for your gym
Your timetable.
Your teaching plan.
Explore the real Coach website interface with a fictional gym. No account needed.
In developmentJiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, Wrestling and more
Stop losing
the techniques
you want
to drill.
Collect techniques, organize your game and choose what to train next. We’re also building backup, private partner sharing and open-mat planning for the next release.
Join the Android beta on Google Play with an eligible U.S. account, or the iOS beta through Apple TestFlight. Capacity is up to 1,000 testers per platform. Choose your platform above.
01 / SaveCollect techniques from the places you already use
Keep what
clicks.
The clip you found online. The lesson you filmed with permission. Keep useful material together, with the details that make it yours.
Record or import your own footage.
Keep a training clip or lesson beside your saved links. Get permission from anyone you film and for any coaching footage you keep.
Recognize your coach’s material.
Use a label you apply yourself to find recordings from your coach.
Take your own recordings offline.
Watch owned local videos without a connection while the files remain stored on your device. Saved video links still depend on their source and your connection.
Useful viewing controls
Expand or compact the player, use its video controls, retry playback, replace a link or open the original source when an embed is restricted. The available controls depend on the video source.
02 / FindOrganize your game
Find your
next detail.
Build the library around the positions you train and the words you remember. Keep the next useful reference close.
Make the folders your own.
Create and reorder position folders, choose their artwork, and browse in a compact grid or illustrated card view.
Match the session you’re training for.
In Jiu-Jitsu, label techniques Gi, No Gi or Both, then filter your collection by training style. Both-tagged techniques appear in either style.
Search the detail you remember.
Find techniques through titles, notes, creators, sources and folder names, even when you cannot remember the exact title.
Return to a recent discovery.
Your recent saves appear newest first, so the clip you just added is easy to revisit.
03 / DrillTurn your collection into a training plan
Bring it
to the mat.
Choose what to work on next, keep your own progress in view and return to the cue that matters.
Build your next-class Focus List.
Pick techniques from your library for the next session. Keep the list intentional, whether you are working on one escape or a whole position.
Track your own progress.
Set each technique to Needs practice, Working on it or Mastered—based on your own practice.
Keep the cue that changes your practice.
Write down grips, adjustments, questions and reminders alongside the technique. Bring an open question to your coach, then add what you learned.
Keep your Focus List honest
Mark a technique Bullshido to remove it from your Focus List while retaining it in your library. You decide what belongs in your practice.
04 / Backup + syncCarry your collection forward
In development
Keep your
library.
A change of phone should not mean starting your collection again. We’re developing account backup, sync and recovery, with clear information about what has finished uploading.
Bring your library across devices.
Planned account sync will carry your saved techniques, folders and notes into the same personal library on your devices.
Recover videos that finished uploading.
The new-phone recovery flow is being built around completed uploads. A recording stored only on your current phone has no cloud recovery; an unfinished upload is not a backup.
Return to an earlier library version.
Prior-version recovery is being developed to help you revisit library information after an unwanted change.
05 / Training partnersKeep useful techniques in your circle
In development
Share with
your people.
We’re building private partner connections and selective sharing for the people you train with. Choose the reference and the people who should receive it.
Connect with a QR or short code.
The planned pairing flow uses mutual confirmation to establish a partner connection. Once connected, you’ll be able to share again remotely.
Choose what you send.
Selective sharing is being developed for chosen techniques and recipients, with notes, an optional short message and the choice to include progress.
Pass along coaching material responsibly.
The planned sharing flow will include coaching recordings you have permission to share.
06 / Open matsMake the training session happen
In development
Plan your
open mat.
A shared open-mat calendar is in development to help you coordinate sessions with your training partners.
Set a session or a weekly rhythm.
The planned calendar will support one-off and weekly recurring open mats, with the time, location and Gi or No-Gi details in one place.
Invite partners and see who is going.
Hosts will be able to invite their training partners and use RSVPs to see who plans to attend.
Keep the plan clear when it changes.
Editing and cancelling sessions are part of the calendar work, so the event information can reflect the latest plan.
Put the session on your calendar.
In-app reminders and Add to Calendar are being developed. You’ll review the event before adding it to your device calendar.
07 / Your controlsPractical details that matter
Your library.
Your call.
Room to tidy things up, recover from a mistake and manage your account. Some of these controls are still being developed for the next release.
Restore deleted techniques for 30 days.
Deleted links and recordings wait in Recently deleted. Tap Undo straight away, or restore one any time in the next 30 days.
Keep a copy of your information.
Data export is being developed for library information and available files. A complete portable archive of every video is not yet supported.
Access your account your way.
We’re developing sign-in with Google or Apple, an email-code option, and optional authenticator protection.
Manage membership and get help.
Planned controls include subscription management, restoring purchases and an in-app support form. You can contact us by email today.
Building with practitionersStill building. Already listening.
Your training.
Organized.
How do you save techniques now? What do you struggle to find again?
Tell us what’s useful, what gets lost and what you wish worked better.
[email protected]A few useful answers
Good questions.
When can I get the app?
Android: use Join Android beta above, sign in with an eligible U.S. Google Play account, choose Become a tester, then follow the Google Play link to install. Already enrolled? Open the Reel Dojo Google Play listing (opens in a new tab) with the same account. Capacity is up to 1,000 Android testers; spaces and device compatibility are subject to Google Play.
iOS: the beta is available through Apple TestFlight for up to 1,000 testers. Open Join iOS beta above on your iPhone or iPad, install TestFlight and follow the invitation to join.
What goes in my library?
Your library brings together saved technique links, recorded or imported videos, position folders, training-style labels and personal notes. Use the Focus List to choose what to train next.
Will every saved video play offline?
Saved links point to their original sources. Playback can depend on the source’s rules and your connection, so universal offline playback of social videos isn’t a promise we make.
Are backup, sharing and open mats available now?
You can explore the latest Messenger and gym calendar in the iOS beta. Beta features are still being refined; try the interactive demos above to see how they work.
How can I share an idea?
Email [email protected]. A description of how you currently save and revisit techniques is a useful starting point.
Account email information
A note about account emails.
Android and iOS beta testers can create an account in the app. Android enrollment requires an eligible U.S. Google Play account. The account-email sender is [email protected], an unmonitored address. For help, contact [email protected].
Never send passwords or verification codes by email.