Boxing Timer

Round timer for boxing, MMA, Muay Thai and kickboxing

Support

Email iaroslav.grytsyna@gmail.com — a real person reads it.

Setting up a session

Every session is built from three phases:

• Prepare — a short countdown before the first round, so you're ready when it starts.
• Round — the work phase. Set its length and how many rounds to run, up to 500.
• Rest — the recovery phase between rounds.

Each phase's duration is configurable independently, and so is the round count — set them once for a workout style you use often, or change them before every session.

Reading the screen

The whole screen changes color so you can read your status without stepping close:

• Black — Prepare or Rest.
• Green — Round in progress.
• Red — the final 10 seconds of a round.
• Gold — the session is finished.

Sounds

A bell or gong marks the start and end of each phase, and a warning rattle sounds 10 seconds before a round ends, so you know time is short without watching the clock.

Switch signal

Turn on the switch signal to split a round into equal segments, with a signal at each boundary. Use it to cue a partner switch, a stance change, or a change of drill partway through a round.

Random signal

Turn on the random signal to get a signal at an unpredictable moment during the round — useful for reaction drills where you shouldn't be able to anticipate the cue.

Changing the language

Boxing Timer is available in English and Ukrainian. Switch between them from inside the app's settings at any time — it takes effect immediately.

Known limits

• Keep the timer screen open. Boxing Timer keeps your screen awake only while the timer view is open. It does not currently run with the screen locked or while in the background, so leave the app open and on screen for the full session.

Something is wrong

Email iaroslav.grytsyna@gmail.com. Useful things to include: your device and iOS version, what you expected, and what happened instead.