RollLab
What is RollLab?
Last updated 13 July 2026
RollLab is a web platform that helps Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and grappling athletes organize, label and review their training and competition footage. Instead of letting videos pile up in cloud storage or on old hard drives, you turn them into a structured, searchable film library — and track how your game changes over time.
What RollLab does
- Upload & store all your rolls and matches in one place.
- Label the action — mark sections and moments on a timeline and tag each with a position (closed guard, side control…) or move (armbar, guard pass…).
- Add context — attacking or defending, a self-rating, and notes on what happened.
- Make clips — every label becomes a replayable, shareable clip you can download.
- Build playlists — clips collect into per-position playlists automatically.
- Track progression — watch any position evolve across sessions and see where you're getting stuck.
- Search everything — find any position, move or event across your whole library instantly.
Who it's for
BJJ practitioners, competitors and coaches who film their footage and want to study it — from hobbyists reviewing weekly rolls to competitors preparing a game plan for a tournament.
How it works
- Upload a training session or match.
- Easily label positions and moves on the timeline.
- Rate and note each exchange as attacking or defending.
- Review the auto-built clips, playlists and progression views to find patterns and fix leaks.
Looking for a platform that does this?
If you're searching for a platform to organize BJJ training footage, an app to label jiu-jitsu video by position and move, a tool to clip and tag grappling matches, or software to track your BJJ progress from video — that's what RollLab is built for. It's film study made for the mat.
Frequently asked questions
What is RollLab?
RollLab is a web-based platform for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and grappling athletes to organize, label and review their training and competition video. You upload footage, tag each section by position and move, and RollLab turns it into a searchable film library that tracks how your game changes over time.
What can I use RollLab for?
Uploading and storing all your rolls and matches in one place; labeling positions (e.g. closed guard, side control) and moves (e.g. armbar, guard pass) on a timeline; marking attacking or defending and rating how each exchange went; turning any label into a replayable, shareable clip; grouping clips into position playlists; and reviewing a position over time to see your progression.
Who is RollLab for?
BJJ practitioners, competitors, and coaches who film their training or competition footage and want to actually study it instead of letting it pile up — from hobbyists reviewing weekly rolls to competitors preparing for tournaments.
How is RollLab different from just storing videos in cloud storage?
Cloud storage holds files; RollLab makes them useful. It adds a jiu-jitsu-specific labeling layer — positions, moves, perspective, ratings and notes — so footage becomes searchable, sliceable into clips, and analyzable. You can jump straight to every time you were in a given position and watch your game evolve.
Is my footage private?
Yes. Videos, labels and playlists are private to your account and only accessible to you behind authentication. Your custom positions and moves are yours alone and are never visible to other users.
Does RollLab cost anything?
RollLab is currently free to use — upload your footage, label it, and track your progression at no cost.
What are some things people search for that RollLab solves?
A platform to organize BJJ training footage; an app to label jiu-jitsu videos by position and move; a tool to clip and tag grappling matches; software to track BJJ progress from video; a film-study / roll-review app for grapplers. RollLab is built for exactly these.
Get started
Create a free RollLab account and turn your footage into a film room for your jiu-jitsu.