Built after testing what breaks in every other boxing timer.
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Survives the lock screen
A foreground service and wake lock keep the clock running on real elapsed time, not a countdown loop that drifts or dies when Android puts your phone to sleep.
02
Presets, then a dial
Load Boxing 3×3, Tabata or Amateur 4×2 in one tap. Adjust prepare, round and rest by pressing and rotating: 5-second snaps, no keyboard, gloves on.
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Every session logged
Rounds, minutes and dates land in your history automatically. Day streak and weekly totals show whether the work is actually adding up.
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Yours, on your device
Your training history is stored on your phone. Sign in with Google if you want it, or tap Continue offline and never hand over an email address.
The numbers do the talking
No motivational noise. Boxtime shows you rounds completed, minutes worked and how this week compares to the last, then gets out of the way.
Sessions this week6+2 vs last week
Rounds72+14
Day streak9Best yet
Time on the clock3h 48m+52m
Start in one tap
Boxing 3 × 3:00Boxing 2 × 2:00Amateur 4 × 2:00Tabata 20 / 10+ Your own
Tone cues and optional voice calls ("Round 2", "Rest") duck your music instead of stopping it.
Customise your colours
Six accent colours. Pick one and the whole app follows: buttons, ring, glow. Then set a separate colour per phase, so you can read prepare, work, rest and finished from across the gym without looking at the digits.
PrepareYellow
WorkFollows your accent
RestDark purple
FinishedGreen
Tap a swatch to preview it on the phone above.
Sign in only if you want to
Boxtime asks for one optional thing: Google sign-in, so your account can be recognised across installs. Everything else (presets, sessions, streaks, settings) lives in a database on your phone. Uninstall the app and it's gone. No ads, no trackers, no data sold.
Boxtime is in closed testing on Android. Email us and we’ll add you to the tester list.
Send an email to
boxtimesoftware@gmail.com
Include these two things
The Google account email you’ll use on Google Play. This is the one we add to the tester list — it’s often not the address you’re emailing from, so tell us explicitly.
Your Android phone and version. Optional, but it helps us spot device-specific problems.