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MatCut

Wrestling weigh-in tracker

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ios· Free · all features included ·By All Things AI, Inc ·Released 2026-07-09

Free. All features included.

No subscription, no in-app purchases, no paid tiers. Everything you see works the moment you install it.

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About this app

What MatCut does

Every high school wrestler in America is bound to a state weight-management plan: a hydration-tested alpha weight, a lowest certified weight class, and a descent schedule capped at 1.5 percent of body weight per week. The coach's software generates that plan — as a printout. Then the season actually happens with a bathroom scale, a crumpled sheet in a gym bag, and five texts a day to a parent who has no idea whether Friday's weigh-in is on track. MatCut is the wrestler's side of the plan. Enter the certified numbers from the printout once — alpha weight, weight class, weekly minimums, and the plus-one and plus-two pound growth allowance dates — and the whole season becomes one clear chart. From there it's a logbook that fits how wrestlers actually weigh in: morning, before practice, after practice, at night, and official at the meet. Each entry lands on the descent curve next to the plan line, so on pace or behind is a glance, not a guess. Paired practice entries automatically show how much a practice took — the number parents most want visible and almost nobody writes down. Before every meet, the countdown shows the target class, the hours to the scale, and exactly where the latest weigh-in stands — including whether the growth allowance is in effect that date. MatCut never tells an athlete what to eat, what to drink, or what to skip. There are no diet plans and no cutting advice of any kind. It is a logbook and a pace check for a plan a coach and athletic trainer already certified — and a week that drops faster than the 1.5 percent limit gets a red flag worded the way the handbook words it, so the next conversation happens with the coach instead of in silence. Parents get the same view without the texting: add each kid, see today's entries and the curve, and hand the coach a clean one-page weekly summary. Everything lives on the device — no team account, no login, no server. • Certified plan setup straight from the printout, with growth allowance dates • Descent curve: plan line versus every actual weigh-in • Weigh-in log with morning, practice, night, and official contexts • Practice loss shown automatically from paired entries • Meet-day countdown with target class and current standing • Red flags when a week exceeds the 1.5 percent NFHS limit • Parent view for multiple wrestlers, weekly summary for the coach • Fully offline, no account, no team subscription

Features

Built to be useful, not noisy.

Certified Plan Setup

Enter the numbers from the OPC printout once — alpha weight, lowest certified class, weekly minimum weights, and the state's growth-allowance dates — and MatCut builds the season's plan line.

Weigh-In Log

Two-tap logging with the context that matters on a mat team: morning, pre-practice, post-practice, night, and official. Post-practice entries automatically compute the practice loss from the paired pre-practice weight.

Descent Curve

The season chart: plan line from the certified descent schedule with every actual weigh-in plotted against it, week markers, growth-allowance step-ups, and an on-pace or behind readout.

Meet-Day Countdown

Add meets with their weigh-in times; the countdown shows hours to the scale, the target class with any growth allowance in effect, the latest logged weight, and the gap — plus a made-weight record after each meet.

Safety Flags

A plain-language compliance panel: any seven-day span exceeding the 1.5 percent NFHS descent limit is flagged in red with the handbook wording, and unusually large single-practice losses are surfaced so the family raises them with the coach or athletic trainer.

Family Roster & Coach Report

Parents add each wrestler and switch between them; a one-page weekly summary — entries, curve position, flags — renders to PDF to hand the coach at practice.

Why it exists

The problem

State weight-management programs hand every wrestler a printed descent plan, then leave the daily reality — five weigh-ins a day, post-practice losses, is Friday's weight class on pace — to a bathroom scale, a crumpled printout, and texts to mom. The coach-side software (NWCA OPC) has no athlete app at all.

What's different

How MatCut stands out

The NWCA OPC and Trackwrestling are coach and athletic-trainer web portals whose athlete output is literally a printout — no daily log, no on-pace view, no countdown. Takedown and LevelChanger are coach-purchased team platforms with Bluetooth team scales, not a private wrestler-and-parent companion. CutCoach, CUTCHECK…

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FAQ

Questions about MatCut

How much does MatCut cost?

MatCut is free. All features are included from day one — no subscription, no in-app purchases, no paid tiers. Everything you see in this listing works the moment you install it.

Where does MatCut store my data?

On your device. MatCut is built privacy-first: no account is required, no analytics SDKs, no third-party trackers. Nothing is uploaded to a server we control — the app works without one.

What platforms does MatCut support?

iOS, on iPhone and iPad. You can find the latest availability on this page.

How do I get support for MatCut?

Use the Support link on this page, or email support@allthingsn.com. We answer every message and keep responses on the same thread.

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