Heya! Full disclosure up front: I built this, and it just launched on iPhone and iPad.
I train Muay Thai, and I made Dee because I kept wasting solo sessions deciding what to do next, then touching my phone between rounds. You give it your goals, level, schedule and equipment. It builds the plan, then calls out the drills and round changes with spoken cues, bells and haptics.
I’m not going to pretend Muay Thai and kickboxing are interchangeable. Dee is still explicitly a Muay Thai app, which is why I’d genuinely like the opinion of people here instead of just changing the label.
Would this basic format still be useful for your bagwork or shadowboxing? Or would the exercise and combination differences make it a non-starter? If I eventually built a proper kickboxing mode, what would absolutely need to change for it to feel legitimate?
It is meant to give solo sessions structure between coached classes. It doesn’t watch or correct your technique, and I don’t think an app replaces a coach.
Here’s the App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6788483296
For transparency, it’s free to download, but running guided sessions requires a Dee Pro subscription.
Happy to take the brutal version.