Android is in development.
Brawler is an iPhone and iPad app today. An Android build is being worked on, with no announced release date. Follow @brawler.app on Instagram or TikTok for the launch.
What to train with meanwhile
If you're on Android and want AI technique feedback now, JAB AI is the one app in this category that currently ships an Android version. It covers ten martial arts rather than boxing alone, so it's broader and less boxing-specific than Brawler — but it exists on your phone today, and that beats waiting.
Sending you to a competitor is not an accident. If you can't use our app yet, the useful answer is the one that helps you train this week.
See the full category comparison →What works on Android today
The round timer on this site runs in any mobile browser, Android included. No account, no install. It's the one piece of Brawler you can use right now regardless of phone.
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- Is Brawler available on Android?
- Not yet. Brawler is currently an iPhone and iPad app. An Android version is in development. No release date has been announced, and we would rather say that than invent one.
- Is there an AI boxing app for Android right now?
- JAB AI is on Android today. It covers ten martial arts rather than boxing specifically, so it is broader than Brawler by design. Most other apps in this category — including Boxer AI — are iPhone only.
- Will the Android version have the same features?
- That is the intent. Until it ships we are not going to publish a feature list we might have to walk back.
- Can I use Brawler on an iPad or Mac?
- Brawler is designed for iPhone and iPad. It can run on Apple Silicon Macs, but the App Store lists it as not verified for macOS. Check the listing for current device compatibility.
On iPhone
already?
Then there's nothing to wait for. Brawler is free to download.