Your group’s cords
Graduations lived in a notebook, and at the batizado nobody remembered who was ready.
Every group has its own cord system, with its own names and colours. You load yours once and from then on every capoeirista carries their graduation and their history.
How it works
From loading your system to reaching the batizado knowing whose turn it is.
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Load your group’s system
The levels of your lineage, in order, with their name and their colour. It is not a generic list: it is yours, named the way you name it.
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Assign each person’s cord
You set the one each capoeirista in your roster carries today. From the phone, one by one or while you go through your roster.
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The batizado arrives and you know
You see who is at each level and who is coming up behind, without opening the notebook or asking the instructors.
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Every student sees their own
Their graduation shows on their profile, next to their group and their attendance history. It stops being something only you know.
↔ Your student opens their card and sees their cord and their history whenever they want.
Worth knowing
- The system belongs to the group. Two different groups on the platform share neither the names nor the order of their cords.
- When someone moves up, the change is recorded: the previous cord is not lost.
- The capoeirista’s public profile on Roda shows their graduation, if the group is in the directory.
- Loading the system happens once; after that you only assign cords.
More features
The rest of what the app already solves today.
- Your guests, in one thread The deal with each guest mestre got lost among old conversations.
- Your ticket, in Wallet No more digging for the payment screenshot in your gallery while the queue moves.
- Your school’s books Payments arrived as WhatsApp screenshots and by month’s end nobody knew who still owed.
- Promote your event from your phone Your batizado lived in an Instagram story that expired in twenty-four hours.
- Run your event without the chaos Registrations came by chat, payments by screenshot and the schedule in a PDF nobody opened.
- Your trial classes, with follow-up Someone asked about a trial class, you replied, and that was the end of the story.
- Find events and rodas Events lived in Instagram stories, and you found out once they had already happened.
- Tell everyone without chains A last-minute venue change was a WhatsApp chain that never reached half of them.
Get graduations out of the notebook
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