What's new in Grapple Flows — September 2026
Gordon Ryan's Guard Passing System is this month's Pro chart drop, plus easier ways to start a flow, a more personal Explore, and a snappier phone experience.
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Grapple Flows.
Everything Grapple Flows — how the app is built, how we think about flow charts, and how it fits into a serious jiu-jitsu study habit.
8 posts on this topic.
What's new in Grapple Flows — August 2026
Five new Pro charts mapping a full back attack system, plus a faster canvas, easier creating on mobile, and smoother auto-flows.
What's new in Grapple Flows — June 2026
Dashboard 2.0, Templates, and a Training Profile that personalizes the app. Plus 9 new Pro flow charts from Danaher's Leglocks Remastered, including a Pro-only Full System Map.
Why I Built a Flowchart Tool Instead of Another BJJ Notes App
Five years of trying every BJJ notes app led to one conclusion: the format was the bottleneck, not the apps. So I built something with the shape jiu-jitsu actually has.
What's new in Grapple Flows — May 2026
A redesigned node editor, linked flows, cleaner exports, and smoother auto-flows — plus 7 new Pro charts from Lachlan Giles' Body Lock Passing.
What's new in Grapple Flows — April 2026
Grapple Flows Pro is live with mapped instructionals from Roger Gracie, Marcelo Garcia, Kaynan Duarte, and Ryan Hall. Plus Community Flows, Collections, and more.
What's new in Grapple Flows — March 2026
A polish-heavy release: smoother mobile, faster node drawers, better Autoflow transcription, plus a new Discovery tab and a feedback form.
From BuddyTape to Grapple Flows
BuddyTape started in 2019 as a free way to map your jiu-jitsu. Six years on, the same idea gets a rebuild — better mobile, deeper video, smarter organization.