A study space for your jiu-jitsu
You remember the idea. Just not which video it was in.
Find the explanation, return to the exact moment, and take what matters back to the mats.
Prepared search. Connected ideas. Your own study notebook.
Explore the entry and its source context.
View reference →Find the explanation behind the position.
View reference →Return to the passage explaining the lapel and belt grips, and the transition into the choke.
Built around a serious instructional collection.
Take a look inside
From one question to a useful detail, without starting another hour-long search.
Search spoken words, techniques, positions, and prepared instructional details. See the surrounding explanation, then open its original timestamp.
A timed transcript, prepared contents, and key details live alongside the player. Jump to a passage, loop an explanation, and slow it down when a detail deserves a second look.
Signed-in members can stream the available shared videos or use their own local library.
Explore prepared technique references and connections between positions. Compare explanations and carry a focused question into your next training session.
A simple learning loop
A position, an escape, or a detail that didn't work.
Read the explanation. Watch the precise passage.
Record what you want to test and what you learn.
Before you join
Access to the prepared library, timestamped source player, references, connections, and Study pages. Your notes and playback progress stay with your account. The screens here are previews; the actual workspace requires sign-in.
No. Prepared search and reference material work without live AI. The optional Ask feature uses your own supported provider key; it sends bounded source excerpts with your question.
The current collection has indexed English transcripts. Detailed reference material, technique connections, and Study guides cover selected series, and that coverage is still growing. Existing Spanish tracks are marked as candidates pending review.
Sign in to stream videos available in the shared library. You can also choose your own video folder in a supported desktop browser. Prepared text remains useful when a video is unavailable.
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