RVLRY FOR BJJ & MARTIAL ARTS

Keep track of your time on the mat.

Record submissions, tap-outs and points from your BJJ rolls. Keep training notes and see your progress on the mat.

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For iPhone and Android

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YOUR WEEK5 active daysSee your recent activity.

A CLEARER VIEW OF YOUR PROGRESS

More to look back on.

Keep the details from your activities, follow your consistency, and recognize your progress.

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Alex wonRecorded result

Activity notes

An evening on the mat

Revisit your training.

Submissions and the details behind them

Record who tapped out and who won by submission, or save a points result or draw. Add photos and notes from the roll. Solo drills have a place, too.

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See the consistency you’re building.

See how often you’re active across all your sports and activities. Build a routine you can keep going.

Accomplishment earned

First ActivityYour first completed activity

See what you’ve earned.

Earn badges as you try new activities and reach milestones. Build a collection that reflects what you’ve done.

COMPETITION & LEADERBOARDS

Track your results. See where you stand.

Follow your public competitive BJJ results across World, City and Venue leaderboards.

Most wins standings count public competitive wins from the past 30 days.

Practice or compete.BJJ drills and shared training belong in your activity history. Competitive rolls can contribute public wins.

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21 competitive wins
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BJJ standings

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YOUR FIRST ACTIVITY

Start with BJJ.

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Choose Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Log. Record solo drills or add your training partner for a roll.
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Record who tapped out, a points result or a draw. Add a photo or training note, or record drill durations for solo practice.
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Choose who can see the activity and publish. Revisit it in your activity history.

After installing, open RVLRY and follow these steps.

A few questions, answered.

Which martial arts can I record?

Choose Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for BJJ drills and rolls. Friendly Sparring is also supported as a separate activity. The details and scoring available depend on the activity you choose.

Can I record submissions and tap-outs?

Yes. For a BJJ roll, choose Tap out and select who tapped. RVLRY records the winner by submission. You can also record a points result or a draw, and add notes about the roll.

Can I use RVLRY on my own?

Yes. Log solo activities and follow your progress. You can also record activities with other people.

Do I have to keep score?

No. Record what matters for your activity, including photos, notes, and relevant results.

Who can see my activities?

Choose the audience when you publish. Review the privacy settings in the app before sharing.

How do competitive leaderboards work?

Most wins leaderboards count public competitive wins over the past 30 days. Compare results across World, City, and Venue. Solo and Together activities contribute to your activity history rather than competitive wins.

Which phones does RVLRY support?

RVLRY is available for iPhone and Android.

Start tracking with RVLRY.