No. 01
Training log
Log rolls, drilling, and open mats. Streaks, mat hours, milestones.
Rollcall · No. 01
Track your training.
Find your people.
The community app for serious BJJ practitioners. Log your rolls, follow the people you train with, and find drilling partners — or someone who actually understands why you’re at the gym at 6am.
What it is · No. 02
A training log first. A community second. A way to meet, too.
Most apps for BJJ are content feeds. Most dating apps don’t understand why you spent five years working on your half-guard. Rollcall is built for BJJ practitioners — what you do every week is the social signal, and the people you connect with come from the actual training.
Inside · No. 03
What’s inside
No. 02
Community feed
See what your gym and the people you follow are training this week.
No. 03
Suggested matches
Connect with people whose training looks like yours. Romantic, platonic, or both.
No. 04
Cross-gym training
Track every gym you train at and find drilling partners across town — not just in your own room.
Who it’s for · No. 04
Who Rollcall is for
- 01Practitioners who want a place that actually understands BJJ culture.
- 02People looking for drilling partners outside their home gym.
- 03Travelers who want to find open mats and people to train with on the road.
- 04Anyone open to meeting other BJJ people — romantically or platonically.
- 05Female practitioners who want to connect across gyms without the awkwardness of dating within their own.
Note from the team · No. 05
Someone should build a dating app for BJJ people.
— Two training partners, one open mat
Rollcall started as a joke — “someone should build a dating app for BJJ people.” The more we talked about it, the more we realized the real problem is that there’s no good place for the BJJ community to track training, find people across gyms, and yes, sometimes meet someone who actually gets it.
We’re starting with practitioners only — if you train, get on the list. We’ll be in touch.