Brazilian jiu-jitsu ranks slowly, trains in two formats, and bills mostly adults — a different shape from a children's program, and one that generic gym software tends to flatten.
One household account, several students, one bill — which is how a school with siblings actually bills.
From the desk or from a tablet by the door, filtered afterwards by class, rank or member type.
Memberships that bill themselves, through your own Stripe account to your own bank.
Parents read their own balance, pay it, and update their own card.
This page is the summary. The guide is the manual — written for people running a school, not for people shopping for software. Read what Axion Dojo covers, or start at the contents page.
Yes. Stripes sit between belts on the ladder you define, which is how most BJJ academies actually promote.
Yes. Family accounts handle the children's side, with one balance per household, while adult members are billed individually.
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