Mat Record

Your progress in real time.

Your instructor sees the skill on the mats and awards the badge — with their name, the date, and their own words attached.Over time, you build a permanent record of your progress that gives an in-depth look at your game on a session-to-session basis.

You’re an instructor or a gym owner? Here’s your side
How it works

Your instructor awards it. You keep it.

The demo below showcases how it looks from the perspective of the instructor and the athlete.

  1. Your instructor sees it

    During class or live rounds, they watch you demonstrate real progress.

  2. They input their analysis on RollRoom

    They pick the student, pick the badge, and write a short note saying what they actually saw.

  3. Your progress recorded

    The badge lands on your Mat Record with the instructor, gym, date and note permanently attached.

How it actually looks
Alex’s phone6:04 PMEnd of the round
Coach consoleSample

Award a badge

StudentJoseph Ballar0/4 belt stripes
The badgeThe Other 50%Elite
How you verified itVerified live rounds
What you saw
You got into 50/50 off John’s counter, then held the second leg before you went hunting the finish. When he came back at your leg you stayed safe, and the moment his knee line opened you were attacking again. Heel hook finished it. You were defending and attacking in the same exchange, not one and then the other.
Your phone6:31 PMChanged and out the door
Mat RecordSample
Nothing yet The round just ended. Alex hasn’t sent it.
New badge Alex Ecklin awarded you a badge.

The Other 50%

Elite
“You got into 50/50 off John’s counter, then held the second leg before you went hunting the finish. When he came back at your leg you stayed safe, and the moment his knee line opened you were attacking again. Heel hook finished it. You were defending and attacking in the same exchange, not one and then the other.” — Alex Ecklin, black belt 3° · Masterskya
Verified live rounds · August 5, 2026
5:00 PM No-Gi Basics · Chinatown, NYC

Sample data — this badge has not been awarded to anyone, the date on it is part of the sample, and tapping Award sends nothing. The class is real: it’s Wednesday’s 5:00 PM No-Gi Basics off Masterskya’s schedule.

Try the instructor’s phone yourself

Your Mat Record

Try the app demo — check in to a class, keep your streak, see where you stand
Sample data — badges not yet awarded
Achievement badgesLeg Entanglements

Every badge carries the instructor’s own words about what they saw — tap one for the requirement it was measured against.

Browse all badges

Skill stripes

A stripe is opened by your instructor and moved a stage at a time — Introduced, Developing, Reliable, Proven — never by a session count. These are skill stages, not belt stripes; nothing here touches rank.

Legendary
You can watch it moveA belt moves once every year or two. This moves the week you do something you couldn’t do before.
It builds upEvery badge is one more thing you can prove you can do — in the order you actually learned it.
The words stay on itYour instructor’s note is attached to the badge for good. Not a score out of five — what they watched you do.

Badges land when your gym does.

Today this is a prototype — no badge on this page has been awarded to anyone.

Which are you?

No spam. One email when Mat Record is live in a room near you.

Training somewhere that isn’t on RollRoom yet? Send your gym the message.
Coming later

Skill Acquisition

You’re on Mat Record — the record your instructor writes, which is the part that’s live in prototype above. Skill Acquisition is the other half: the same badge system pointed outward, so you could work directly with the instructor who teaches the thing you want to sharpen. It isn’t built. You can’t book or pay an instructor through RollRoom yet.