About DojoMesh

Built on the Mat, by Someone Who Still Teaches on It

DojoMesh started as the software Mark Artyniuk wrote to run his own academy, Creston BJJ, after trying every gym platform on the market and finding that none of them knew what a stripe was. It still runs that academy every day. It now runs academies across Canada, the United States and Australia.

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Mark Artyniuk, founder of DojoMesh and owner of Creston BJJ, in his academy
Mark Artyniuk, founder of DojoMesh.

Why DojoMesh exists

Before DojoMesh, Creston BJJ was run on a spreadsheet for members, another for payments, a whiteboard for belt promotions and a phone full of one-at-a-time texts to parents. The gym management apps available were built for yoga studios and CrossFit boxes: they had no belt ladder, no stripes, no kyu or dan grades, no round timer, and they charged more as the school grew. So Mark built the tool his academy needed and then made it available to other owners with the same problems.

How it is built

  • Every feature comes from a real problem at a real academy, and the founder uses each one himself before it ships
  • One flat price of $50 a month for unlimited students, because growth should not raise your software bill
  • Support goes directly to the founder, not to a ticket queue or a support tier
  • Your data is yours: members, payments, attendance and belt history can be exported at any time
  • No contracts and no minimum term; academies stay because the software works, not because leaving is hard

Who uses it

Brazilian jiu-jitsu, karate, taekwondo, judo, wrestling, kickboxing and MMA academies run on DojoMesh today, in Canada, the United States and Australia. Each academy bills its members in its own currency and keeps the payment processor it already uses.

Where we are

DojoMesh is built and run from Creston, British Columbia, Canada, the same town as the academy it was written for. Support is by email at us@dojomesh.com, and every new academy is offered a free setup session over Zoom with the founder.

Common questions

Mark Artyniuk, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt and the owner of Creston BJJ in British Columbia, Canada. He builds the software and answers support himself.

Yes. Creston BJJ runs on DojoMesh every day, which is where most new features come from.

No. The belt and grading ladder is fully configurable, so karate, taekwondo, judo, wrestling, kickboxing and MMA academies use it with their own ranks and requirements.

Email us@dojomesh.com. Questions go to the founder, not a support tier. New academies can also book a free setup session over Zoom.

Creston, British Columbia, Canada. Academies in Canada, the United States and Australia use it.

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