Remise - Fencing Journal
Bouts, lessons, opponent notes
About
Log fencing bout details, opponent scouting notes, and lesson summaries. Automatically import results from fencingtracker and organize your training. Your data is stored locally and can be exported in various formats.
What's New in Remise
1.0
August 27, 2026
FAQ
What information can I record with Remise?
Remise allows you to record bout scores, opponent details like handedness and grip, lesson focus areas, and taught combinations. You can also add free-text scouting notes for opponents and lessons.
Can Remise import my past fencing results?
Yes, Remise can connect to fencingtracker to automatically import your competition results. This includes bouts, opponents, and events, pre-filling details like club, rating, and strength ratings.
How does Remise handle duplicate bout entries?
If a bout you logged manually appears in an imported result, Remise will detect it and prompt you to resolve the duplicate. This prevents data loss and ensures you don't have the same bout recorded twice.
Is my fencing data secure with Remise?
All your data is stored locally on your device. With iCloud sync enabled, your journal is accessible across your own devices via your private iCloud database, not stored on Remise's servers.
What export options are available in Remise?
You can export your data from Remise in multiple formats. Options include JSON for developers, CSV for spreadsheets, and a printable PDF of your lessons and combinations.
Does Remise have ads?
No, Remise is completely ad-free. The app is designed to provide a focused experience for fencers without any advertisements.
What devices is Remise compatible with?
Remise is available for iPhone and iPad. It is designed to sync across your Apple devices using iCloud.
How often is Remise updated?
The latest version of Remise is 1.0, and it was last updated on August 27, 2026. Future updates will likely focus on improving features and stability based on user feedback.
