Updates

Every week of your training on one screen, a calendar view of the month, and any class opening as a sheet you swipe through. TOMO asks what you got stuck on while it is fresh, and answers back when you ask about your week.

Tell TOMO which days you train and it checks in after class. While you record, it asks about your rounds. Your weekly debrief waits until it has something to say, and you can sign in with Apple or Google.

Your weekly debrief now ends with one concrete thing to try next session, said the way a sparring partner would say it. Gold halftone photography comes to the quieter screens, and the recording screen stays clean.

Version 1.0 is live. Log by voice after class, get a weekly debrief from your own rolls, and study the videos your week calls for.

Save a session with no signal and TOMO uploads it when you get a bar. Study now counts real watch time, resumes long videos, keeps your bookmarks, and swaps a skipped pick for a better one.

Your weekly recap used to see only the last seven days. It now reads your whole history first: the positions you live in, what you finish with, and what keeps catching you.

The details TOMO hears in your voice memo now show on the review screen while the session is fresh, so you can fix what it misheard or add your own before you save.

Search your Journal by technique, coach or keyword to find the class you remember.

Each pick leads with why it was chosen, a swipe skips what doesn't fit, and a progress strip tracks your week. Your debrief now arrives once you've logged enough to say something real.

Update your belt or training goals and your Study picks rebuild right away. Technique videos from elite women's grapplers join the pick pool.

Every pick has a job: fix a position you keep getting caught in, build your game, or open a new part of the map. Duration on every card and a weekly progress tracker.

A weekly mindset or lifestyle video picked for your age, your belt, and how often you've been training.

TOMO reads your last four weeks of training, finds the gaps, and picks the three to five videos that matter most this week, each with the reason it was chosen.

Videos play inside the app, away from YouTube's rabbit holes, and the library tripled to 173 instructionals from 19 top instructors.

Ask follow-up questions about your weekly insight and get answers drawn from your own training.

Voice logging recognizes 986 BJJ terms, from upa to backside 50/50, and autocomplete knows hundreds more moves.

Technique autocomplete that learns your history, submission suggestions from the positions you drilled, and a cleaner session view.