Excellent running app
Have been looking for a good running app that has data screens akin to Garmin. This is an excellent app which is evolving constantly. Lovely UI and metrics.
Track long-term pace-at-effort trends and get adaptive pace targets that evolve as your fitness does.

1,450+ km
Covered by Pace It runners
33
Metrics to customise watch screens
4.9
Rating in the App Store
Pace It was built for athletes who want answers to: am I getting faster at the same effort? and what should my training paces be right now? — making progress clearer across every week and month of training.
Am I getting faster at the same effort?
See how your pace changes over time across heart-rate zones so progress stays visible and meaningful.

Weekly and monthly effort distribution, training volume and VO₂ max trends. All the daily metrics you need to stay on target.
Choose from 30+ metrics to customise your run screens and execute structured workouts directly from your watch.
What should my training paces be right now?
Forget static paces. Your 5K, 10K and marathon training paces continuously update as your fitness evolves.

Unify your training data. Compatible with:
From long runs to threshold sessions, Pace It delivers a deeply personalised running experience built for your Apple Watch.
Choose from 30+ performance metrics. Configure exactly what you see mid-run for the way you train.
Pace and HR gauges show where you sit relative to your targets. Haptic alerts keep you in zone without breaking your focus.
Create multi-block interval sessions with precise pace, effort, distance or time targets.

Every run feeds back into your performance picture. Pace It keeps your trends, training paces, and targets in sync automatically.
Sync runs from Apple Health or Strava. Pace It imports your full run history to build your baseline immediately.
See your pace progress visualised across every zone and your training paces built from your recent runs.
Start every session with adaptive pace targets built for where your fitness is today, not six weeks ago.
Watch your targets evolve as you improve. Pace It's feedback loop keeps your training precisely calibrated.
Rated 4.9 on the App Store. Here's what Pace It runners are saying.
Have been looking for a good running app that has data screens akin to Garmin. This is an excellent app which is evolving constantly. Lovely UI and metrics.
This is a great new running app. I love the pace gauge, and all the other features so far. You can see it is being developed by a runner. This app has the potential to become a killer app for running. Excited to see what's on the roadmap.
Love the UI for analysing my runs! I'm also a big fan of the Apple Watch's screen customisation and the post-run stats!
Pace It is a nice and polished app and offers a fresh take to running apps and statistics. The developer is very active to provide new features, so I'm very excited for all the upcoming new features!
Pace It is the first app that actually shows my pace progress across HR zones. Love it.
Have been looking for a good running app that has data screens akin to Garmin. This is an excellent app which is evolving constantly. Lovely UI and metrics.
This is a great new running app. I love the pace gauge, and all the other features so far. You can see it is being developed by a runner. This app has the potential to become a killer app for running. Excited to see what's on the roadmap.
Love the UI for analysing my runs! I'm also a big fan of the Apple Watch's screen customisation and the post-run stats!
Pace It is a nice and polished app and offers a fresh take to running apps and statistics. The developer is very active to provide new features, so I'm very excited for all the upcoming new features!
Pace It is the first app that actually shows my pace progress across HR zones. Love it.
Download Pace It. Sync runs, see pace trends and train with pace targets that adapt to your fitness.
iOS 18+ & watchOS 11+ · Apple Watch Ultra + Series 6 or later
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Pace-at-effort trends show how your running pace improves at the same heart rate over time. Instead of just tracking speed, Pace It analyses how efficiently you run at different effort levels (heart rate zones).
This helps you answer many critical questions in training such as "am I getting faster at the same effort?", "What is my current 10k or threshold pace?" and "If my fitness has changed, what pace should I train at today?"
By comparing pace at similar effort levels and automatically recalibrating your training paces you can clearly see long-term progress, fatigue, or plateaus and adjust your training accordingly.
No — you can start using Pace It immediately without creating an account. There are no logins and no unnecessary onboarding steps. Simply download the app, connect your device, and start running.
Pace It is designed with a privacy-first architecture. Your running data is processed directly on your device, not on external servers.
Runs sync from Apple Health on your device. When you connect integrations, activity data is securely synced through our server only to deliver it to your device. No personal identity information (PII) is stored, and no performance analysis is performed.
All analytics, including pace insights and performance trends, are computed locally on your device. This ensures faster insights, stronger privacy, and full control over your data.
Yes — Pace It is compatible with Strava. You can:
This makes it easy to bring your existing training history into Pace It and continue tracking your progress seamlessly.
Android support is currently on the roadmap. We're actively working on bringing Pace It to Android devices. If you'd like early access, you can join the waitlist here.
In the meantime, Pace It is available on iOS and Apple Watch. If you have a Garmin, COROS or another device you can sync runs through the Strava integration.
Most running apps focus on tracking runs or giving training plans. Pace It focuses on helping you better understand your performance over time, making your pace and heart rate trends meaningful.
Instead of telling you what to do, it shows:
This gives runners deeper insight into their progress and make targeted training decisions.