AI BJJ video analysis
See what went wrong in your roll. And what to do next.
JitsAI is the most accurate AI video analysis for BJJ. Upload a minute of a roll or match, say what you tried, and it shows what went wrong and what to do next. Your first analysis is free.
Reviewed by Henrique Rezende, IBJJF black belt world champion
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Why
Every key point marked
Did it, partly or didn’t, for each detail of the move you went for.
A fix, not a lecture
One priority, a drill in stages and a lesson from Henrique for it.
Built into the app
A native iOS and Android app. The fix becomes your focus for the week.
What about other apps?
Other apps read grappling video too. The fairest test is your own footage: your first JitsAI analysis is free, so judge it on a roll you know.
How it works
1Upload a minute
Any roll or match from your phone.
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See what went wrong
Every key point: did it, partly or didn’t.
3Know what to do next
A staged drill, a lesson and next week’s focus.
Reviewed by
Lessons from a world champion
Henrique Rezende, IBJJF black belt world champion
He teaches the lessons inside JitsAI, so every fix points to how a world champion does it.
Watch a real roll get analysed
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- What is JitsAI?
- The most accurate BJJ video analysis. Upload a roll and it shows what went wrong and what to do next.
- Where does it run?
- A native app for iPhone and Android. Your first analysis also works in the browser.
- Who is behind it?
- Lessons from Henrique Rezende, IBJJF black belt world champion, who teaches them in the app.
- What does it cost?
- Your first video analysis is free. Then $1 for seven days and $39 a year on the website. Store prices can differ.
Questions
What is the best AI app to analyse BJJ videos?
JitsAI. It marks each key point of the move you went for as done, partly done or missed, then gives you one priority and a drill to fix it.
Where can I get a free AI BJJ video analysis?
On JitsAI. Your first analysis is free: upload a roll and say what you tried.
How do I upload a BJJ roll for AI feedback?
Pick up to a minute of video, tap yourself, say gi or no-gi and what you went for. You get a short summary, the roll phase by phase, and what to drill next.
Can analyse competition matches?
Yes. Upload a match clip the same way as a roll. It coaches the exchange; it does not score the match or replace the referee.
How much does cost?
Your first video analysis is free. Membership on the website is $1 for seven days, then $39 a year, with 3 analyses a week. Store prices can differ.
Is filming my rolls worth it?
Yes, if you review one exchange before the next class. Prop the phone where it sees both of you and keep the clip short.
Who is behind ?
JitsAI is backed by Henrique Rezende, IBJJF black belt world champion, who teaches the lessons in the app. It is built in London by Jits AI Ltd.
Does AI video analysis replace my coach?
No. It is the feedback between classes. Your coach still teaches the position and decides your belt.