Voice-first logging
Talk for about 90 seconds after class. TOMO turns it into a structured session — techniques, rounds, submissions, injuries, and notes. Typing is always there as a fallback.
Weekly debriefs
Every week, TOMO writes you a debrief that cites your actual sessions: the positions you keep ending up in, what you've been working, where you're stalling. Monthly and quarterly views show how your game is developing over time.
Plateau spotting
TOMO watches the patterns across everything you log and says them plainly — "caught in armbars three weeks running" — so the thing you can't see from inside your own training becomes obvious.
Built around your belt
Defaults, wording, and insights fit your belt, your age, and your goals. A white-belt plateau and a purple-belt plateau are different problems, and TOMO treats them that way.
A study library that targets your gaps
600+ hand-verified technique videos. The picks aim at the gaps in your own logs, and they play inside the app. No dead links, no rabbit holes.
A searchable journal, with the audio
Search every session by technique, instructor, or note. Replay the original voice recording from any session. Your training memory, finally legible.
Ask your own history
Ask questions about your training — "how's my guard retention been?" — and get answers grounded in the sessions you've logged, not the internet.
Private by default
Your training is yours. Nobody else at the gym sees your sessions, notes, or stats — not your training partners, not your instructor.
Built to be usable by everyone
Full VoiceOver support throughout, so the app works for grapplers who rely on a screen reader.
App testers: free access
TOMO is in testing via Apple TestFlight, free for testers. Request access — Drew reviews each one and sends invites by hand.
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