Tatamo
Software for Brazilian jiu-jitsu gyms
Progress in jiu-jitsu is slow and measured in months on the mat. Tatamo records attendance and time in each belt so promotions rest on data, not memory.
Belts and stripes
Set up the discipline with your belts and stripes and define how many classes, how many days in rank and what weekly average you expect before promoting. Every promotion is saved with its date.
Consistency on the mat
Jiu-jitsu depends on training often. Tatamo records tournaments and competition medals, and shows each student's pace so you can see who trains regularly.
How it fits a jiu-jitsu gym
In BJJ a belt can take years and stripes mark the road. Tatamo keeps how many classes and days each student has spent in their belt and stripe, so when you decide to promote you have consistency data in front of you and not only your memory of the mat.
Attendance by class and date
Take attendance by class and date, even with large groups at different times. The weekly average and absence alerts help you spot the student who is cooling off before they stop coming, and message them in time. Everything can be exported to Excel or CSV for your own reports.
Fees and invitations
The weekly schedule, fee tracking and invitations for students and guardians are available to every dojo. Tatamo does not process payments: it records the plans, charges and payments you collect yourself. If you teach minors, keep up to two guardian or emergency contacts.
Frequently asked questions
Can I set up stripes on each belt?
Yes. When you create the discipline you define the belts and stripes your gym uses, and exam targets can require a minimum of classes and days in the belt.
Does it work if I run gi and no-gi classes?
You can take attendance by discipline and date. If you manage gi and no-gi as separate disciplines, each one keeps its own attendance.