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[A Martial Arts Notebook for Visualizing Techniques with Flowcharts]

This app allows you to organize and record combinations and set plays in martial arts such as Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Kickboxing as "flowcharts." By writing out the flow of techniques in your head as diagrams, you can use it to review your training and discover new developments.

■ Recommended for:
・Those who want to record combinations used in sparring or randori before they are forgotten
・Those who want to organize branching paths based on the opponent's reactions (e.g., if they push back / if they tighten their guard)
・Those who want to visualize the connections between techniques with diagrams and use it as a training notebook
・Those who practice multiple martial arts such as Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Kickboxing, and Wrestling simultaneously

■ Simple Organization with 3 Levels

Create "flows" (e.g., development from triangle choke / low kick from one-two combination) under "genres" (e.g., Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu / Kickboxing), and link one flowchart to each flow. Genre names and flow names can all be freely entered, allowing for classification tailored to your training style.


■ Clear Color Coding Makes "Whose Action Is It?" Instantly Identify
Each node (action) on the flowchart can be color-coded from three options: red (opponent's action), blue (your action), and colorless (start, end, etc.). When reviewing the flow of a technique, you can instantly see which parts are your attacks and which are the opponent's reactions.

■ Representing Action Nature with Three Types of Shapes
- Rectangle: Actions such as strikes, grappling techniques, and movements
- Oval: Start and end points such as stances and finishes
- Diamond: Decision points where the action branches depending on the opponent's reaction
You can write branching conditions, such as "if the opponent pushes back," in text on the arrows extending from the diamonds. Labels can also be added to arrows representing simple flows, allowing for detailed situational explanations.

■ Editing Operations
- Tap to add nodes, then drag to freely position and move them.
- Drag nodes together to create arrows (edges).
- Tap nodes to edit text and color.
- Tap arrows to edit branching labels.
- Select and delete unnecessary nodes and arrows.
Normally, you can focus on checking the layout in "View Mode." Pressing the "Edit" button switches to edit mode and displays the toolbar. Pressing "Done" saves the changes and returns you to view mode. There's no need to worry about accidentally distorting the diagram.

■ Easy to Find with Favorites and Sorting
Frequently reviewed flows can be added to "Favorites" and displayed together at the top of the list. Manual sorting by dragging is also possible within both Favorites and Non-Favorites groups. You can arrange them in the order you want to review before practice.

■ Supports Batch Deletion
In the Genre List and Flow List, you can switch to selection mode from the "Edit" button and select and delete multiple items at once. A confirmation dialog appears before deletion, preventing accidental deletion. Deleting a flow also deletes all associated flowcharts (including nodes and arrows).

■ User-Friendly Tutorial
Upon first launch, a tutorial will appear, introducing basic usage such as hierarchical structure, color coding, and node types in a swipe format. You can skip it at any time and review it again from the settings screen.

■ All Data Saved on Your Device
All recorded genre, flow, and flowchart data are saved to the database on your device. No internet connection or registration is required, and it works perfectly offline.

■ Unintended Features
This app has a simple design focused on creating, editing, and recording flowcharts. Currently, features such as exporting to images or PDFs, Undo/Redo, collaborative editing with multiple users, cloud synchronization, and managing multiple patterns for a single flow are not supported.

Why not improve the quality of your practice by recording the flow of techniques not only in words but also in diagrams? It can be used to organize combinations in all martial arts, including Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, kickboxing, wrestling, and MMA.