Randori 2.0.4 — who is this for? • The first question is who this Randori is for: you, your child, or you under 18. Each answer asks only what that record needs. • Add a child. Their classes, the belt they wear and every degree, on the real kids belts, on your phone and your own iCloud. Tap them in, call class over, keep their notes. Switch between your training and theirs from the Profile tab, with their face on it. No birthdate, nothing measured: a child's record never touches Apple Health. • Their attendance card, read by your phone: photograph the card, check the days it found, record them. The picture is read on the phone and not kept. • The promotion card: their belt, their degrees and the academy's name, to share from your phone as you choose. • Join your child to your academy under your own link. The professor sees a first name, the belt and the days of class, nothing else, and the degree they award lands on your child's belt. • When they have a phone of their own, hand the record over whole: a code read aloud, or a file if there is no academy. Under 18 on your own phone: the youth belts on your own record, and the academy sees your name, belt and days, no photo, no heart rate, until the day you say you are 18. • Your academy has left Experiments: join with a code or the printed QR. The academy card and the week's topic, the professor's attested promotions on your belt road, a weekly digest on your phone. Your number for the desk at the academy, on the academy card. • Heart-rate monitor: one question, "Do you have a heart rate monitor?", then the pairing or the shelf for your country. • A session under three minutes with no heartbeats on the day you install is a look, not a class. Plan your next class from there; Randori reminds you a minute after it ends.

Randori 2.0.3 — a welcome when you subscribe. • When your subscription begins, Randori says so, and the subscription sheet closes on its own. • The three free sessions count the days you train: several classes logged at once use one. • The subscription sheet shows your own record and states the renewal under the button.

Randori 2.0.2 — small things, done properly. • Learn: the seventeen-system document, and the closed-guard attack chain in Traditional Chinese. • No trial copy anywhere: the first three sessions are the way in, as they always were. • Fixes to session timing and the heart-rate trace.

Randori 2.0.1 — class over, counted. • Situation systems in Learn: fourteen full pages, each one situation from one side — the route that solves it, what to do when it breaks, tonight's drills with a start, a success and a reset, and the safety rules — every step cited to a coach's own video at the second • Class over: a moment after every tap-out with one of the sport's paintings, a word for the work, and your session as a card you can share as an image • The heart tile asks for a monitor when none is paired, and the strap sheet ends in our recommendations, each sensor painted in the house style • The belt ladder in Learn, aired out: one row per belt, your own marked CURRENT, situations as one card • The sport paintings on the launch plate, the settings rows, your profile and your card • A subscriber's settings show the subscription, not the price • Fixed: the first three sessions' gift after a fresh install, the photo cropper for your profile picture, Bluetooth states told apart

Randori 2.0 — every sport, one body, one record. • Judo, wrestling, MMA and sambo join jiu jitsu: grades, seasons, and fight records beside your belt • Tap in later: arm a class before you gear up and it records itself — heart rate and all — from your Lock Screen • Results: matches and fights, counted honestly into competitions and your card • The Live Room and Lock Screen now share one design, armed or live • A club directory for judo, wrestling, MMA and sambo gyms • Eleven languages, top to bottom

Randori is now a subscription, with a 7-day free trial. Your record stays yours — everything you ever logged stays readable and exportable, subscribed or not. New in Settings: manage your subscription, and see how the Apple Watch records your class.