Bring your room together
Start with gym-owner permission and 20–30 adult athletes who choose to participate. Basic athlete participation stays free.
Built for the people on the mats
Who are your gym’s toughest five rolls?
Give your training partners the recognition they earn. RollRank is a peer-voted BJJ ranking platform, starting with adult athletes and academies in Boston.
Opt-in athletes. Private ballots. Recognition, not trash talk.
The launch goal
5 gyms. 100 athletes.
Our promise to the room
Only rank athletes who opt in
One verified vote per eligible member
No public negative comments
01 / The ranking system
Respect earned.
Recognition shared.
Not a performance rating. A snapshot of the training partners your gym values, voted on by the people who roll with them.
Five ways to stand out
More than the toughest roll.
Make room for pressure, precision, and progress. Each category celebrates a different contribution to the gym.
- 01Toughest overall roll
- 02Best guard
- 03Best pressure & top control
- 04Most technical
- 05Most improved
Planned launch categories · no invented athlete scores
Vote privately. Recognize fairly.
The pilot uses a simple voting form and a checked ballot sheet. Duplicate checks help enforce one verified vote per eligible member.
Take recognition beyond the mats
Publish the first leaderboard and create shareable athlete ranking cards. Invite the next academy to join, one gym at a time.
02 / A sustainable gym network
Free for athletes.
Built to grow with gyms.
Launch with a free pilot. Paid gym tools are proposed for a later phase, only after we demonstrate real participation and demand.
Athlete account & Gym Basic
Free
No paid subscription required for basic participation.
Gym Pro
$79 / month
Proposed package · not yet available
Branded leaderboards, custom ranking categories, and historical rankings.
Gym Elite
$149 / month
Proposed package · not yet available
Everything in Pro, plus gym challenges, engagement reports, and promotional features.
03 / Start with your gym
Your next great roll deserves a little recognition.
The Boston pilot starts small: one willing gym owner, one group of opt-in adults, and one honest round of voting.
See your first stepsPilot planning stage. Voting and registration are not live yet.
Your first-round checklist
- 01Get your gym owner’s permission.
- 02Gather 20–30 adult athletes who want to opt in.
- 03Agree on eligibility and the five ranking categories.
- 04Prepare a private voting form before collecting ballots.
The first milestone: five gyms and 100 athletes. Community first. App development after validation.