Coming soon
Design your team’s gear by talking to an AI, sell it in a store that never closes, and have every order manufactured and shipped straight to the athlete. Purpose-built for combat sports, and the coach never touches a box.
Status: Platform in active development. Not yet open to the public.
Combat sports runs on tools built for somebody else: pop-up team stores that close mid-season, gear that costs a coach three weeks and a spreadsheet, and reputation by word of mouth. Three of those are solved on day one.
Supply chain
Team stores that never close. Orders generate manufacturing artifacts automatically and ship to the athlete’s door, taking the coach out of the logistics chain.
Customization
Design gear by talking to it. A conversational builder drives a real-time 3D preview, and an MCP tool server lets outside AI assistants design and order on your behalf.
Retail
Platform-stocked gear and equipment for everyone. Headgear, mouthguards and training kit, with no gym affiliation required.
Built, and opening once the first stores are running.
Gym management
A management suite built for the circular requirements of combat sports rather than the treadmill-and-membership model everything else assumes.
Performance
Objective, AI-driven analytics paired with a national ranking system, so placement reflects results rather than the eye test.
Athlete economy
The billboard is not empty any more. Athletes carry a public profile and a storefront of their own, on the same rails the team stores run on.
Designed from the mat up. Not adapted down from software written for somebody else’s sport.
Takedown Platform Mission
One email when the platform launches. No newsletter, no partner offers, and you can leave from any message we send.
In the meantime, Takedown Sportswear has been outfitting combat athletes since 2006, and the shop is live today.