See the holes in your game before your partners do.
TOMO is your personal sparring partner. It remembers the techniques you drilled, what you landed and what got you. No typing, just 90 seconds of talking into your phone.
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Coaches teach you. Partners test you. TOMO ties it together.
Nothing stands in for a coach watching you roll, or a partner who tells you how your game ruins their life. TOMO works in the space between them. TOMO is a sparring partner, not a coach. It tells you what it sees in your log and leaves the teaching to your professor. It remembers what your coach showed you and the holes your sparring keeps finding, and lays them side by side so you can refine your game.
- Speak, don't type. Up to ninety seconds after class. You are wiped out, hands shaking, sweat everywhere, so talking is all it takes.
- Your voice becomes the log. Every recording is written up as a session: techniques, rounds, submissions landed and taken, injuries and notes. It is searchable months later, in your own words.
- TOMO reads your game every week. Sunday, it looks across everything you have logged and tells you what is strong and what keeps catching you, then suggests one thing to try. Ask it a follow-up and the answer comes from your own sessions.
- Then it picks the video for it. 650+ checked technique videos filed by position, and each week the few aimed at what needs work. No endless scroll that never gets absorbed.
This is the whole routine.
Three screens, in the order you meet them: talk after class, find any session again months later, and ask about your week.
Talk. Up to ninety seconds in the parking lot, gym bag still on your shoulder.
Find it later. Every class in one list, newest first, and searchable.
Ask about your week. Follow up on the Sunday debrief, and the answer comes from your own sessions.
Stop getting caught in your routine. Break plateaus faster. Earn your stripes sooner.
Three months of consistent use may result in
- Training partners ducking you at open mat.
- Competitors asking who you train with.
- Your coach comparing everyone else to you.