Liteboxer offers an in-home device that gamifies boxing workouts using patented lights that sync to music, creating rhythm-driven sessions and a game-like experience. The product includes trainer-led classes and a Quick Play mode that lets users work out to their chosen songs. Content is a central focus: for $29/month users get unlimited training sessions and Liteboxer maintains an exclusive partnership with Universal Music, rotating 100 songs and automatically pairing lighting to beats. Since shipping equipment in October, the company reports users average four to five workouts per week. Liteboxer is adjusting its trainer model from 1099 contractors toward part-time and potentially full-time W2 employment. The company is using new funding to accelerate growth and get more devices into consumers' hands. Liteboxer offers a free-standing replacement for a heavy bag that uses a lighting system and force sensors to guide workouts and provide metrics on force, timing, and accuracy. The system pairs with an iOS/Android app that delivers trainer-led sessions, a Training Camp, and a Quick Play mode that uses patented Rhythm Technology to match punches to music. The unit is available for pre-order at $1,495 and the subscription content is priced at $29/month. Content includes expert-guided boxing sessions, music‑paced rounds, and social challenges that let users compare results with friends. Cofounded by Jeff Morin (CEO) and Todd Dagres (Chairman), the company emphasizes habitual engagement and aims to get users on the platform multiple times per week. Liteboxer has raised a total of $6 million to date to support product launch and content development.

Total raised

$26M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Jun 2021