What's New

Technique Autocomplete

When editing techniques on a saved session, TOMO now searches across three sources simultaneously to suggest the right technique name as you type.

• Your personal training history (techniques you've logged before) ranked highest
• 361 canonical BJJ techniques from TOMO's technique tree with position context
• Common BJJ terminology dictionary as a fallback
• Results scored by relevance — prefix matches beat substring matches, your history beats the dictionary
• Custom entries always allowed — type anything and tap "Add" if it's not in the database

Recently Used Techniques

Focus the technique input without typing anything and TOMO shows your recently logged techniques. One tap to add — no typing required for your regulars.

Position-Aware Submission Suggestions

When editing submissions, TOMO reads the techniques you drilled in that session, infers which positions you were working from, and suggests submissions available from those positions.

• Drilled scissor sweep? TOMO knows you were in closed guard and suggests armbar, triangle, omoplata
• Worked on knee cut pass? TOMO suggests submissions from side control and knee on belly
• Tap any suggestion chip to add it instantly

Cleaner Session View

Empty sections no longer clutter the screen with dashed placeholder cards. If you didn't record injuries, instructor, or warm-up info, those sections stay hidden until you need them.

• Compact "+ Lesson topic", "+ Injuries", "+ Instructor" links appear at the bottom
• Tap any link to open the edit sheet directly
• Techniques section always visible (it's the primary edit target)
• Sessions with full data display exactly as before — nothing removed

Specific Save Confirmations

Save toasts now tell you exactly what changed instead of generic "Changes saved" messages.

• "Scissor Sweep added" when you add a single technique
• "Warm-up → Yes" when you toggle warm-up
• "Sparring → 3 rounds" when you update round count
• "Techniques updated" for multi-item changes

Edit Icon Visibility

All edit icons across the session detail screen standardized to a consistent size and contrast. Previously some icons were too small or too dim to notice on the dark background.