Support

Something wrong? Tell us.

Email hello@wayofyawara.com. A person reads it. There's no ticket robot, because there's no support department. If something in the app looks wrong, say what you did and what you saw. A screenshot helps more than anything.

Reporting a post

Any post shared with you has a Report this post action that hides it on your phone, sends us a report automatically, and opens an email to us with the post's identifiers already filled in. Block ends the connection: their posts leave your phone and future invitations from them are refused until you unblock them in Partners.

Common questions

Do I need an account? No. There isn't one. Your training lives in Apple Health and your own iCloud.

Why does my session need Health permission? Randori writes your session as a real Martial Arts workout so it counts toward your rings, and reads your own workouts and weight (and, if you allow them, your age and sex, which the calorie formula uses) to keep the record and the calorie estimate honest. Health data stays in Apple Health on your phone; the only exception is what you choose to share with an academy you join.

Do I need a heart-rate sensor? No. With one (any Bluetooth sensor on the standard heart-rate profile; we use an arm band, and the Polar H10 chest strap works too), your session carries real measured heart rate, minute by minute. Without one, the calorie estimate is built from session length, session type, and your weight, and Randori shows you the number before it saves it. Effort and load need the sensor.

How do I connect with a training partner? You trade profile cards in person or by invitation link, and both of you accept. There is no way to follow a stranger, by design.

Is the belt estimate a promise? No. For jiu jitsu, once there is enough training history, it's a range read from your own hours: a window, not a date. The other sports show their ladders and records without a window. Your professor promotes you; no app ever will.

Do you host the technique videos? No. Lessons play through YouTube's official player, deep-linked to the moment the technique starts. The film belongs to the instructors who made it.

What does it cost? Your first three sessions are on us, full-featured. After that, recording needs a subscription: US$9.99 a month or US$99.99 a year, with local pricing shown in the app. It renews through your Apple ID; manage or cancel it under Settings, your Apple ID, then Subscriptions. Restore a purchase from the subscription screen in the app.

Which iPhone? Randori needs iOS 26 or later. There is no Randori account to make; the app is yours the moment it opens.

Which sports? Jiu jitsu, judo, wrestling, MMA and sambo, each in its own room, with one record of your hours across all five.

Delete your data

Delete a session in Randori or in the Health app and its calories go with it. Delete a post and it disappears for everyone who received it as their devices sync. Deleting the app leaves your workouts in Apple Health, where they belong; iCloud data is removable in Settings → iCloud → Manage Storage.