Tatamo

Software for taekwondo schools

Between gup, dan and poomsae, a taekwondo school handles many levels at once. Tatamo keeps track of each student's grade and shows who is close to the next exam.

Belt grades and exams

Define your school's belt grades and the targets for each exam. With attendance up to date, Tatamo recommends the students who meet your targets so you can prepare the exam in time.

Big groups, less paper

Import your student list from a CSV file, take attendance by discipline and export attendance for any date range to Excel or CSV. Keep guardians and emergency contacts for your younger students.

How it fits a taekwondo school

A taekwondo school often has many students spread across colored belts, poom and dan. In Tatamo you define the grades of your federation or your school, and each profile shows the current belt, the time in it and the exam history, so you can prepare each testing round with the list of who already qualifies.

Attendance and schedule

Attendance is recorded by discipline and date and feeds the exam targets: accumulated classes, days in the belt and weekly average. If you compete in tournaments, record the result and the medals stay in the student's profile. You can export attendance to Excel or CSV.

Fees and invitations

The weekly schedule, fee tracking and invitations for students and guardians are available to every dojo. Tatamo does not collect money for you: it records the payments you receive. With young students, keep guardian contacts and the medical alert visible while taking attendance.

Frequently asked questions

Can I define my own belt grades?

Yes. You create the discipline with the belts and stripes your school uses and their order, with no limits imposed by Tatamo.

Can I see who is ready for the next exam?

Yes. With the targets you configure, Tatamo flags students who already meet them as recommended and you choose who sits the exam.

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