About Viktori

Why Viktori exists.

Combat sports athletes train harder and more specifically than almost anyone. Their tools should reflect that.

The gap

Every sport got its app. Except ours.

Most training apps are designed for running, cycling, or weightlifting. They track steps, distance, sets, and reps, but don't cover the needs of combat sports athletes.

Tracking rounds, sparring, pad work, drills, and rest periods requires different tools. As a result, most fighters rely on a mix of timers, notes, and manual tracking to keep up with their training.

Viktori brings everything together in one app. Track your sessions, measure your progress, and share your training with other athletes.

A pair of worn boxing gloves lying on a gym mat
Karl Moritz Drechsler, founder of Viktori, standing by the sea at golden hour

Founder

Karl Moritz Drechsler

Founder of Viktori

Viktori was founded by Karl Moritz Drechsler. He started it because the app he wanted for combat sports training didn't exist, so he decided to build it.

Viktori is still early. If you train, coach or run a gym and have thoughts on what a combat sports app should do, he'd like to hear from you.

Write to contact@viktori.app

How we build

Three rules we work by.

01

Made for combat sports

Every screen starts from how fighters train: rounds, rest, sparring, technique. Not adapted from a running app.

02

Honest by default

No inflated numbers and no promises we can't keep. We'll say what works when it works.

03

Open to feedback

Viktori is in development, which means there's still room to shape it. If you train, we want to know what you need.

Let's talk training.

Questions, ideas, press or collaboration. We read every message.