Weekly focus
Choose a position to work on and give each class a specific training goal.
JitsAI is a BJJ coaching app that helps grapplers plan, track and learn from their training.
Founded by Scott Flear and Henrique Rezende, JitsAI connects what you study with what happens on the mat. Choose a focus, prepare for class, then use your session logs to decide what comes next.
What JitsAI does
Six parts of a training routine that carries from one class to the next.
Pre-class instruction
Prepare with technique lessons from Henrique Rezende, including a 74-lesson fundamentals course.
Session check-ins
Record what happened after class with a quick check-in or a voice log.
AI coaching and debriefs
Review your sessions with an AI coach that uses your logged training, focus and progress.
The technique ladder
Track each technique across nine levels based on the partners you report success against.
Training records and saved videos
Review head-to-head records and organise technique videos around your game.
What makes JitsAI different
JitsAI connects instruction, practice and a record of what happened.
Grapplers may also use instructional services such as Submeta and BJJ Fanatics. JitsAI’s approach is organised around the training loop below.
Compare training tools →One focus at a time
A weekly focus turns a broad goal into a position or problem to work on in class.
Instruction linked to practice
Technique preparation connects to the training goal you are about to test on the mat.
A short check-in after class
The check-in is designed to take around 20 seconds, with optional voice notes when more context helps.
Progress tied to training partners
The ladder considers relative size and experience, and asks for three wins across at least two sessions to prove a level.
Feedback that carries forward
Your debrief and coach chat use recorded sessions to help you decide what to practise next.
Who uses JitsAI
JitsAI is for Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners who want to give their time on the mat a clearer direction.
Henrique’s 74-lesson fundamentals course provides a starting point for technique study. The nine-level ladder helps organise progress based on recorded training results.
- Beginners building a foundation and learning what to focus on.
- Hobbyists fitting training around work, family and a limited number of classes.
- Experienced grapplers working through a recurring problem or plateau.
- Competitors who want a record of how their techniques perform against different partners.
For coaches and academy owners, explore JitsAI for Academies.
The founders behind JitsAI
Scott Flear and Henrique Rezende.
Scott Flear and Henrique Rezende founded JitsAI. Jits AI Ltd was incorporated in the UK on 16 July 2025.
The product brings Henrique’s technique instruction together with training plans, session records and AI feedback. Each part helps connect what you learn with what you practise.
Scott Flear
Co-founder
Scott is the founder contact for JitsAI. Reach him at scott@jitsai.com.
Henrique Rezende
Co-founder
Henrique teaches JitsAI’s 74-lesson fundamentals course and the technique briefings used before class.
How JitsAI works
Use the app around the training you already do.
Find your starting point
Take the quiz and describe your experience, training and sticking points.
Choose a weekly focus
Pick one position or problem to concentrate on, then prepare with the relevant instruction.
Test it in class
Practise with training partners and notice what works, where it breaks and against whom.
Record the session
Use the check-in or a voice log to capture the details while they are fresh.
Review the feedback
Read the debrief, check your ladder and use the next session to work on what you learned.
JitsAI key facts
The company, the founders and the training system.
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- Jits AI Ltd
- Company type
- UK private limited company, no. 16586661
- Incorporated
- 16 July 2025
- Founders
- Scott Flear and Henrique Rezende
- Registered office
- 41 Wandsworth Bridge Road, London, England, SW6 2TB
- Website
- www.jitsai.com
- Core offering
- BJJ coaching and training-tracker app
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android
- Instruction
- A 74-lesson fundamentals course and technique preparation taught by Henrique Rezende
- Progress system
- Nine technique levels. Three wins across at least two sessions to prove a level, based on your logged results.
- Website offer
- $1 seven-day trial, then $39/year. Confirm currency, renewal terms and any other offer at checkout.
- Subscription management
- Use the purchasing app-store account, or contact JitsAI for a web purchase.
- Support and enquiries
- scott@jitsai.com
Frequently asked questions
Direct answers about JitsAI.
What is JitsAI?
JitsAI is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu coaching and training-tracker app. It combines a weekly focus, technique instruction, session logging, AI debriefs and a nine-level technique ladder.
Who founded JitsAI?
JitsAI was founded by Scott Flear and Henrique Rezende. Henrique teaches the fundamentals curriculum and technique preparation featured in the app.
Is JitsAI for beginners?
JitsAI can help beginners choose a training focus, prepare for class and record what happened afterwards. It also supports more experienced grapplers who want to work through specific positions and track results against different partners.
Does JitsAI replace my BJJ instructor?
JitsAI supports the training you do with your academy and training partners. Use its plans and debriefs alongside your instructor’s guidance; the app does not observe your rolls or award belt promotions.
How much does JitsAI cost?
JitsAI’s website advertises a $1 seven-day trial followed by $39 per year. Lifetime offers and app-store prices can differ, so check the currency, renewal terms and total shown at your chosen checkout.
How do I contact JitsAI or cancel a subscription?
Email scott@jitsai.com for JitsAI support or help with a web purchase. For subscriptions purchased through Apple or Google Play, manage renewal in the purchasing store account.