- Can I just sign up?
- Yes. Registration is open to anyone: an email address, a password, and the country you teach in — which is what your books start from. Confirm the address with the six-digit code, name your dojo, and it is yours. No invitation code, no sales call, and no card.
- What happens after the 3 free months?
- Your dojo drops to the free plan. Nothing locks and nothing you have entered is taken away — the roster, the register, the gradings and the books are all still there and still yours. Dojo Pro is paid a month at a time, so picking it up again, or leaving it, is one decision a month rather than a year of one.
- We do not train Kyokushin.
- Then the reference syllabus is a starting point you are free to ignore. Your dojo's grading ladder is your own: import a discipline and edit it, or start from an empty ladder and put your ranks in yourself. Nothing about the rest of the console assumes a style.
- Do I have to keep double-entry books?
- No. The default is a cash book — money in, money out, a category and the account it moved through. The double-entry ledger underneath is derived from that, so if your accountant ever asks for the journal, it is already there and it already balances.
- Who can see the dojo's money?
- The owner, and nobody else. Instructors get the mat, not the money, and the rule is checked on the server on every request — hiding the link would not be a rule.
- Can I run more than one dojo?
- Yes. A dojo is its own thing rather than something a user owns a copy of, so one account can hold the owner's role in one dojo and a student's in another. You land back in whichever you used last.
- What about other languages?
- The console is available in English, French and Japanese. The syllabus is bilingual throughout — every technique, kata and term carries its kanji and its romaji.