Does Marune track techniques by position?

While Marune offers basic technique tracking, it does not map techniques to positions. RollData's position-technique mapping lets you see which techniques you use from each position, revealing patterns in your game.

Yes, RollData offers a generous free tier that includes session logging, the technique library, training calendar, partner tracking, and more. Pro features are available for practitioners who want advanced analytics and insights.

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RollData vs Marune

Marune is a free iOS and Android training log with a social feed for connecting with training partners, gym check-ins, gi wear tracking, and belt progression across BJJ, judo, wrestling, Muay Thai, and other disciplines. A Peak subscription ($8.99/month or $49.99/year) adds AI-generated training insights and removes ads.

Feature Comparison

Feature	RollData	Marune
Round-by-round detail
Position-technique mapping
Partner tracking
Web-based (no install)
Technique tracking
Training calendar
Belt/promotion tracking
Competition logging
Free tier
Social feed & community
Multi-martial-art support
Gym check-ins
Gi/gear tracking
Mobile app

RollData

Round-by-round detail
Position-technique mapping
Partner tracking
Web-based (no install)
Technique tracking
Training calendar
Belt/promotion tracking
Competition logging
Free tier
Social feed & community
Multi-martial-art support
Gym check-ins
Gi/gear tracking
Mobile app

Marune

Round-by-round detail
Position-technique mapping
Partner tracking
Web-based (no install)
Technique tracking
Training calendar
Belt/promotion tracking
Competition logging
Free tier
Social feed & community
Multi-martial-art support
Gym check-ins
Gi/gear tracking
Mobile app

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Key Differences

Marune's social feed is a real differentiator if community matters to your training: you can follow training partners, check in at your gym, track gi wear, and log progress across BJJ, judo, wrestling, Muay Thai, boxing, and more from one free app.

RollData logs at the round level: every round you record links a partner, a position, and the technique you hit or defended, building a position-to-technique map of your game over time. Marune keeps logging at the session level, without that structural connection.

RollData's free tier has no ads and no caps on core logging; Marune's free tier is ad-supported unless you buy a separate Ad-Free add-on. RollData also runs in any browser, so there's no app to install or update to keep logging.

The Verdict

Choose RollData if you want detailed tracking with features like round-by-round detail, position-technique mapping, partner tracking. Choose Marune if you prioritize social feed & community and multi-martial-art support. Both are solid options for BJJ practitioners, and the right choice depends on how you prefer to track your training.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is RollData better than Marune?: It depends on what you need. RollData offers features that Marune doesn't, including Round-by-round detail, Position-technique mapping, Partner tracking. Marune has its own strengths, including Social feed & community and Multi-martial-art support.
Does Marune track techniques by position?: While Marune offers basic technique tracking, it does not map techniques to positions. RollData's position-technique mapping lets you see which techniques you use from each position, revealing patterns in your game.
Is RollData free?: Yes, RollData offers a generous free tier that includes session logging, the technique library, training calendar, partner tracking, and more. Pro features are available for practitioners who want advanced analytics and insights.

For questions about RollData itself rather than this comparison, see the frequently asked questions.