Fight intelligence for athletes and coaches

Your fight. Frame by frame.

See the fight. Train what matters. WarriorIQ turns a bout into a focused review, evidence-linked replay, and practical work for the next session.

Analyze a fight How it works
01 Upload02 Review03 Train
Private processing6 rulesetsEvidence linked
Step 1 of 3

Drop in a fight

Ready
MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, M4V or WEBM
Fight formatOptional · defaults to 3 × 2 minutes
Tracking recoveryOptional · helps preserve Fighter A/B identity when tracking becomes uncertain
Upload permission
Does the footage contain a minor?

Broadcast footage still requires permission. See the Video Upload Policy.

Guest analysis is temporary and automatically removed after two hours. Create an account to save progress.

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The product is the corner

Watch the analysis take shape.

Video stays central. Fighter identity, processing progress, measured movement, and supported fight moments arrive from the same pipeline that builds the final report.

  • 01
    Identity stays visibleFighter A and Fighter B remain explicit throughout the review.
  • 02
    Evidence stays connectedSupported moments take you back to the exact part of the fight.
  • 03
    Uncertainty stays honestUnsupported contact and scoring claims remain withheld.
How WarriorIQ works

Four steps. No technical homework.

Standard accounts are currently for adults aged 18 or older. Adult uploaders can analyse junior fight footage only when they have all required rights and appropriate parent or guardian permission.

01

Upload fight

A quick quality check catches hard-to-see footage before the analysis starts.

02

Select fighters

Choose one clear frame and draw a tight box around each athlete.

03

Analyze

Follow real progress, fighter locks, measured movement, and supported attempts.

04

Improve

Take the replay, coach report, and fighter-specific plan into training.

From footage to work

Your next round starts here.

Every useful insight has somewhere to go—into a replay, a training session, or a conversation with your coach.

Open your fight library →
Measured progressFollow supported trends across saved fights.Progress → Coach workspaceTurn report findings into work between sessions.Coach → Evidence replayReturn to the movement, timing, and supported key moments.Replay →
Built for serious review

Evidence before claims.

When footage cannot support a conclusion, WarriorIQ says so. Measured observations stay separate from uncertainty, and scorecards remain training estimates—not official judging.

Confidence-gated scorecardsRuleset-aware evidenceTemporary guest processingAccount-controlled deletion
Bring your corner with you

One fight. A clearer next session.

Save progress, share a private summary, and turn the same fight evidence into practical work between sessions.

Analyze a fightExplore plans
Questions

Before you upload

Is WarriorIQ an official judge?

No. Scorecards are evidence-gated estimates for training and review, not replacements for licensed officials.

Does a guest fight remain saved?

No. Guest files are held temporarily so the report can work, excluded from the fight library, and automatically removed after two hours.

What happens when the AI is uncertain?

It uses recovery evidence and suppresses unsupported claims. The planned uncertainty flow asks only a few simple questions when automatic recovery cannot resolve an important moment.