Martial Arts
The best martial arts apps of 2026: apps to learn and train across styles, with feedback, workouts and journals. What each does, which are free, and one pick per discipline.
A martial arts app can teach you a move, give you a workout, keep a training log, or review your own technique. This list covers apps that work across styles, plus one pick per discipline if you train a single art. Each description comes from the app's own site.
Disclosure: mmaGPT is on this list because we built it.
Last updated: September 2026
| App | What it does | Free option | Platforms | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| mmaGPT | AI video feedback across 11 martial arts | Yes, first session free, no card | Web app in any browser, phone or computer | Anyone who wants feedback on their own technique |
| Jab AI | AI martial arts training app | See their site | See their site | Striking training with app guidance |
| CombatFit | Combat sports workouts | See their site | See their site | Conditioning for fighters |
| Martial Profile | Martial arts profile and training record | See their site | See their site | Keeping a record of your training and ranks |
| The Shadow Boxing App | Guided shadow boxing rounds | See their site | See their site | No-equipment striking at home |
| FightFlow | Striking combinations and workouts | See their site | See their site | Following set combinations |
| BJJ Notes | Training journal for jiu jitsu | See their site | See their site | Logging what you learned in class |
Here is what we can say about free use for each app.
If you train one art, these roundups go deeper for that sport:
Pick your style, upload a clip and get feedback set to that art and your level. It covers MMA, boxing, Muay Thai, kickboxing, BJJ, wrestling, judo, karate, taekwondo, Krav Maga and capoeira. It is a web app, so it runs in any browser on your phone or computer and there is nothing to download. First session free. Then Lite $9/mo (3 sessions), Starter $19/mo (8), Pro $29/mo (16) or Elite $49/mo (45). Session packs from $3.99.
Jab AI (jabai.app) is an AI training app for martial arts. See their site for current features and pricing.
CombatFit is a combat fitness app. See their site for its workouts and pricing.
Martial Profile is a martial arts app for your training profile. See their site for details.
The Shadow Boxing App (shadowboxingapp.com) is built around shadow boxing rounds. See their site for features.
FightFlow (fightflow.app) is a striking training app. See their site for what it covers.
BJJ Notes is a journal app for grapplers. See their site for features and pricing.
The best martial arts app for most people is one that gives feedback on their own technique, and mmaGPT does that across 11 disciplines from a phone or computer browser. If you train one style, the sport-specific roundups linked below go deeper.
Yes. mmaGPT is an AI martial arts app that reviews your training video and gives you the one fix that matters most. It is a web app, and your first session is free.
You can learn basics and drills from an app, but you still need a partner and an instructor for timing and live work. An app is most useful between classes.
Yes, several have free tiers or free trials. mmaGPT's first session is free with no card; check each other app's site for its current free option.
See the AI martial arts coach, or go to a style: taekwondo, karate, judo, Krav Maga, capoeira.
Your instructor teaches the art. An app is for the hours in between: drilling, logging and checking your own footage.
Want feedback on your own training? Upload a clip to mmaGPT and get a frame-by-frame breakdown in about a minute.
First session free with full feedback. Plans from $9 a month after that.
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Your first session is free with full feedback. No card, no subscription, no trial countdown. Upload one clip and read what the AI flags.
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