This update helps you train with more intention: • Add a training focus to each log so you know what you worked on and whether it clicked. • Track recovery details like soreness, injury concerns, and notes for your next session. • Mark competition-focused sessions and connect them to reusable events, camps, or prep blocks. • Save a simple “next roll” plan for training partners so you remember what to watch for and how you want to approach the next round. • Use quick setup options to repeat your last session or add recent partners faster.

Improved localization across the app for a more consistent experience in all supported languages.

- Fixed a bug where submissions added while editing an existing log could disappear after saving. - Your edits now persist reliably across sessions.

The app now speaks more languages I’ve added translations for: • German • Brazilian Portuguese • French • Spanish This update is all about making the app feel more at home for more people. If you spot anything that sounds a bit off or could be improved, please let me know! I'm always polishing things.

Two rounds, with two fixes: - Fixed another potential startup crash that affected some users (sorry). - Resolved an issue where adding submissions while editing an existing log led to the submission not being stored. Thank you for all the feedback and your patience! These were among the harder bugs to catch.

- Fixed an issue where the received and performed submissions wouldn't be counted for new logs - Attempt to fix start up crash that happened for some users with an older data structure

Bug fixes and stability improvements: • Fixed crash when opening training partner dashboards • Training partner selections now save correctly to your logs • Improved reliability when viewing partner statistics • Better handling of round data across partner views Small update, but important fixes. Thanks for your patience!

This update resolves several issues reported after 1.5.0: • Fixed crashes when viewing submission statistics on the dashboard • Resolved training partner editing freeze issue • Improved round deletion handling • Fixed profile crash related to session types • Enhanced data integrity for more reliable training logs Thanks for the bug reports and your patience. Your feedback helps make this app better for everyone. Keep rolling!

NEW: Training Partner Dashboards • Detailed performance breakdown for each training partner • Track submissions, sweeps, passes, and positions per partner • Visualize momentum and trends over time • See which techniques work and which need improvement Position Insights • Discover where finishes happen most • Filter by training intensity (light, medium, hard, competition) • Identify strengths and weaknesses by position Enhanced Analytics • Session-by-session finish tracking • Success rates for sweeps and passes • Tap-free streak monitoring • Last 5 sessions momentum indicator

You can now add custom sweeps, passes, and takedowns, which you can also assign to each individual round.

Fresh new Liquid Glass look for iOS 26

Training Streak System Stay motivated with the new streak tracking feature. Set your weekly training goals from 1 to 7 sessions and watch your consistency improve over time. Visual progress indicators help you stay on track, while milestone celebrations recognize your dedication to consistent training. Smart Notifications Get intelligent reminders tailored to your training patterns. The app now monitors your activity to suggest optimal training times and recovery periods. Customize notification categories to receive only the alerts that matter to you, with a refined time selection interface for precise scheduling. Enhanced User Experience The onboarding process has been streamlined to get you training faster. The dashboard features cleaner, more focused cards that highlight your most important training data. The log list view now presents your sessions in a more minimalistic, easy-to-scan format. Training partner selection has been improved for quicker session logging. Performance Improvements This update includes significant behind-the-scenes improvements for better app responsiveness and reliability. Enhanced memory management ensures smoother performance during extended use, while architectural improvements provide a more stable foundation for future features. Why This Update Matters These improvements are designed to make consistent training tracking effortless. Whether you're just starting your Jiu-Jitsu journey or you're a seasoned practitioner, these tools help you build lasting training habits while maintaining focus on what matters most - your progress on the mats. This update represents my ongoing commitment to creating the most thoughtful training companion for the Jiu-Jitsu community, helping you achieve your training goals through intelligent design and purposeful features.

I’ve fixed minor bugs, such as ensuring the correct training partner can be removed from a session, even with a filtered list.

You can add multiple rounds to each training log, each with its own duration. You can also assign a training partner to each round, which allows you to have separate notes for each round and improve your game even more!

- Added a small indicator to the Dashboard telling how many days it's been since your last training log - Minor fixes

- Fixed an issue where the most frequent training partners on the dashboard weren't completely tappable - Improved calendar view when clicking on the training frequency on the dashboard

- Fixed an issue where pressing the save button on a new log wouldn’t provide any feedback.

I’ve added a convenient button to the tab bar that allows you to quickly add a new log without having to navigate through multiple pages, and fixed several issues.

Resolved an issue where the custom submission button was only visible on received submissions, not performed ones.

Added a button to the list of submissions, allowing you to quickly add and select custom submissions without having to visit your profile to add them.

I simplified the log list view by removing the affiliated academy name from it, as I believe it doesn’t provide much additional value.