An AI that reads BJJ and grappling match film. Upload one phone video of your match; about an hour later you get your READ — position, control, pace, the exchanges that tipped it, and coaching cues pulled from your actual moments.
It reads motion: positional control, tempo, pressure, momentum swings. It won't name what it saw — it won't tell you that was an armbar, it'll show you how you got there. (Drills are the exception: those are coaching suggestions, and they name techniques on purpose.) It's honest when it isn't sure, and every READ shows its confidence score. That's deliberate. The tape doesn't lie, and neither do we.
Your first READ is free — verified email, no card. After that, single READs and packs from $5.99 USD / $7.99 CAD. Human match-review services charge $35-89 per match and take days; we're a fraction of that, back in about an hour.
One phone video from the sideline or stands — the kind your teammate already filmed. Full match in frame most of the time. No special angles, no multiple cameras.
Most READs land in your inbox in about an hour. Comp weekends can run hotter; the queue is shown honestly while you wait.
Your READ: a radar of your match profile, telemetry (control time, positional splits, pace), timestamped cue frames from your own footage, what to drill next, and a shareable DOG TAG card. See a full live READ on the demo page before you spend anything.
Yes — both, plus most grappling rulesets. It reads movement and control, not uniforms.
It's in beta and says so. It sees control, motion, and momentum reliably; it doesn't name moves and it flags low-confidence reads instead of bluffing. When it's wrong, tell us — the CORNER feedback loop is how it gets better, and users correct it in one tap.
Gym plans (pooled READs, team comp bundles) are coming — the interest list is on the site. Your whole squad posting DOG TAGs from one tournament is exactly what we built this for.