- 01 boxing combo
- 02 round kick
- 03 boxing combo
Voice cues for solo Muay Thai training
Punchy calls punches, knees, elbows, teeps, kicks, and exits to keep heavy bag and shadow rounds reactive.
Works with your music offline no account needed
Work with your music No account needed Works offline
01:00 jab
Next: cross
Train all eight limbs without drifting back to hands only
Punchy gives Muay Thai rounds a wider cue language: punches, teeps, knees, elbows, kicks, and controlled exits, so you train more than hand combinations.
- Bring knees and elbows into timed rounds.
- Mix teeps, kicks, exits, and hands.
- Stay reactive without staring at the screen.
Voices that don't sound robotic
Punchy includes high-quality voice styles that sound energetic and natural, so cues feel closer to a coach pushing the pace over your music.
Preview cue Jab
Son Goku
Calm, clear, and upbeat, with a steady voice that keeps the round easy to follow.
Prince V
Sharper and more intense, with a pressure-heavy feel.
Combat
Arcade fight-announcer energy, loud and dramatic.
Setup the session
Choose your style, training mode, stance, intensity, rounds, work/rest time, and movement set before you start.
- Style, mode, and stance
- Rounds, work/rest, and intensity
- Voice, cue speed, and movement set
Hit the bag, or shadow box
Once the timer starts, keep your eyes up. Punchy calls the next movement over your music as you execute.
- Large timer
- Adjust cue volume and speed
- Works with music while you train
More essential features
Packed with features to learn new movements, evolve your training, and enjoy your music while hitting the bag or shadow boxing.
Learn new movements
Check unfamiliar strikes, evasions, kicks, and flow movements before they show up in a live round.
Customize cues & strikes
Add movements, rename cues, or record your own callouts so Punchy matches the way you train.
Works with music
Keep your playlist running while Punchy calls the next strike or movement over the track.
Questions
What to know before you train
What is a Muay Thai callout app?
A Muay Thai callout app gives spoken audio cues for strikes and combos, so you can train hands-free on the heavy bag or during shadow boxing.
Can Punchy help with a Muay Thai heavy bag workout?
Yes. Punchy can call out timed rounds with punches, teeps, knees, elbows, and simple combos while your music keeps playing.
Does Punchy support solo Muay Thai training?
Yes. Punchy is built for solo Muay Thai training with voice cues, customizable rounds, cue speed, cue volume, and offline use.
Can I practice teeps with Punchy?
Yes. You can include teeps in your Muay Thai sessions and use audio cues to mix them into bag work or shadow boxing rounds.
Can I train knees and elbows with Punchy?
Yes. Punchy supports Muay Thai-style knees and elbows, and you can also add custom movement or audio overrides for your own cue names.
Is Punchy useful for Muay Thai shadow boxing?
Yes. Punchy can guide shadow boxing with audio cues, helping you move through solo rounds without needing to watch the screen.
Can beginners use Punchy for Muay Thai workouts?
Yes. Punchy is designed for beginner to early-intermediate users, with learn movements, simple cueing, and adjustable round structure.
Does Punchy work offline for Muay Thai training?
Yes. Punchy works offline, needs no account, and lets you run Muay Thai heavy bag or shadow boxing sessions anywhere.
How much does Punchy cost for Muay Thai training?
Punchy is a $4.99 once-off mobile app with no account required, built for hands-free solo combat-sport training.
Train Muay Thai with Punchy
One-time purchase. Offline-ready. Built for bag work, shadow rounds, and training with music.
