The digital home for martial artists

Know who’s training. Keep the work visible.

SeventhFlow brings the next class, the session you logged, your evolving Flow, and the people around your gym into one martial arts home for BJJ, Muay Thai, and Judo.

Available on iPhone for fighters, coaches, and gyms.

SeventhFlow Home showing Who’s in and the martial arts community feed
SeventhFlow Flow showing training stats, a heatmap, and day details

Before class · Who’s in?

The schedule tells you when. It doesn’t tell you who.

Share an existing BJJ, Muay Thai, or Judo class from your gym, let teammates say they’re in, and see the voluntary roster before anyone leaves for training.

1

Share the class

Choose the gym, class type, and time already on the schedule.

2

See who’s in

Teammates can join, withdraw, and reconfirm if details change.

3

Log it afterward

A follow-up helps turn the plan into a real training activity.

Explore Who’s in? →
Upcoming training list with BJJ and Muay Thai classes and attendance
Who’s in class details showing teammates on the voluntary roster
SeventhFlow Flow heatmap with training totals and an expanded day
Example story-sized SeventhFlow training Flow image

Flow · Your training, made visible

See the rhythm. Share the story.

Flow distinguishes practice, sparring, rolling, randori, promotions, fights, multiple activities, and recovery. Tap a day for the detail underneath, then create a branded 9:16 image from the period you choose.

  • Week, rolling 7-day, month, rolling 30-day, year-to-date, and 365-day views
  • Training time, sessions, rounds, streaks, fights, and promotions
  • Share through the iOS share sheet, including to Instagram when available
Explore Training Flow →

A feed built around the mats

Training, media, and the gym belong in the same conversation.

Follow the people you care about and see activity cards, media, reactions, gym announcements, monthly recaps, and milestones in one living feed.

SeventhFlow martial arts feed with activity and media cards

A clearer community feed

Activity and media cards now give training, people, reactions, and progress a cleaner visual hierarchy.

See community and sharing →
Example gym announcement with audience, date, location, and link

Announcements with gym identity

Gym managers can publish updates for members, followers, or both, with event details, location, a link, and an image.

Explore gym communities →

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Your discipline

Speak the language of the sport.

Make the next class part of a bigger story.

See who’s training, log the work, follow your Flow, and stay close to the people and gym behind your progress.