Fight IQ was built for people who train martial arts seriously enough to want data but not seriously enough to have a full analytics team. You record each sparring session — who you rolled or sparred with, the techniques you landed, the ones that got scored on you, and the counters you used — and the app keeps a running history you can review over weeks and months. Opponent profiles capture age, weight, height, strengths, weaknesses and favourite techniques, so you can prep specifically for the training partners you meet most often.
The AI coach layer reads that history and turns it into practical feedback: which combinations are landing, where your defence breaks down, how your progress is trending across sessions, and what to work on next in conditioning, technique or mental preparation. It is closer to a corner coach reviewing footage than a generic fitness tracker.
Everything syncs through iCloud, so your log travels across iPhone, iPad and Mac, and you can export or share scorecards and coaching summaries with teammates or on social media. Fight IQ supports MMA, boxing, muay thai, judo, BJJ, karate and other disciplines, and offers a free tier alongside a Premium subscription.
