Reserve classes from the hub and check in with a tap. When the coach confirms what the class covered, your skill map moves. Class training stops being invisible.
Here is a gap every training app shares. You take a real class, sweat through six rounds, learn something that matters, and your app records none of it. The most valuable training hours in martial arts are invisible to the software built for training.
TRITAC closed that gap because it had to. This system runs a real gym. Classes are not an edge case here. They are the main event, and the hub treats them that way for members on both sides of the screen.
Local members get the full automatic loop below. Online members get the same schedule for livestreams and drop-ins, and a two-tap log for classes at their own gym.
The schedule lives in the hub with the rest of your training. The capture above is the real page. Today's Cromwell classes list their time, their coach's name, and a one-tap reserve button. The fixture week on screen holds 20 classes across 5 days.
Reserving matters more than it sounds. A reserved class is a commitment your plan can see, and a spot the coach expects you to fill. Members who reserve show up.
Check-in is one tap when you walk in. From there the class takes over, and the software gets out of the way until the mat work is done.
Here is the part that makes Cromwell classes automatic. After class, the coach confirms what got taught: the skills, the techniques, the focus of the hour. Every checked-in student on that mat gets the class logged against those exact skills.
No student homework, no end-of-day data entry. You trained takedown defense for an hour because the class did, and your map says so because the coach said so. 8,027 check-ins have flowed through this loop.
It is the strongest answer in the system to a fair question: how does an app know your training was real? In Cromwell, a coach vouches for it, by name, class by class.
Look at the schedule capture again. One of today's classes is marked LIVESTREAM. When class runs in Cromwell, the mat cameras go live in the hub, and online members watch real coaching as it happens. Times are Eastern; reserve it like any class and train along from your floor.
And if you train at a gym near you, that mat counts too. Rolled six rounds Tuesday? Log them from the parking lot in two taps, tagged to the skills you fought for. Live rounds move your map most of all, wherever the mat happens to be.
Online members passing through New England drop into Cromwell classes and check in like locals. Same map, same log, same standard on both sides of the screen.
The quiz takes about 2 minutes. The plan it builds is yours free for 21 days.