Weight cutting tool · In development

Make weight.
Still fight your best.

Making weight is part of the fight. We’re building a planner that adapts to when you weigh in — same day, the day before, or across a tournament — so you step on the scale on target and step into the arena recovered.

Combat Cipher Weight Intelligence concept showing a weight timeline and planning overview on a laptop and phone
App concept · In development. Example figures are illustrative, not personal weight-cutting advice.

When do you weigh in?

Typically 24–36 hours to recover

Day-before weigh-in

More recovery time means a structured fight-week plan — but rehydration and refuelling are just as important as the cut itself. The plan schedules both.

  • Fight-week countdown built around your weigh-in time
  • Structured rehydration and refuel timeline after weigh-in
  • Track how your body weight responds day by day
  • Arrive at fight time recovered, not depleted

What the
planner considers.

Your numbers

Current weight, target class, and how many days you have until weigh-in.

Your timeline

A countdown plan built from camp start to fight night.

Rehydration

Recovery planning built in — not an afterthought.

Refuel

Guidance on getting energy back before you compete.

Weight cutting calculator · Preview

Combat Cipher weight cutting calculator concept with current and target weight fields, a calendar, and daily and post-weigh-in planning
Calculator concept · In development, not a working calculator. The example targets and hydration amounts shown are not recommendations. Personal plans require a qualified healthcare professional or sports dietitian.

Health first. Always.

Rapid weight loss and dehydration carry serious health risks. Combat Cipher will not recommend dangerous methods, and it is not a replacement for medical advice. Always work with a qualified healthcare professional or sports dietitian, and follow your commission’s rules.

Be first to try it.

The weight cutting tool is in development. Join the waitlist to hear when early access opens.

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