Everyone runs on the same clock.

Pace is a shared timer for every situation. Plan out what you want, invite others, press start. Everyone's phone gets alerts as your plan plays out.

Pace can generate real alarms (not just push notifications) so nobody misses a beat. And you can schedule plans and alarms for future dates and have them repeat on a schedule.

It's the most powerful timer in the world.

The Pace plan screen on an iPhone, running. Soccer practice, seven steps, one hour 27 minutes, shared. The first step, warm-up and dynamic stretch, counts down from 8:21 while a green light travels the edge of its card; the remaining steps are listed below with their times.

An alarm gets through when a notification won't.

Pace plan can sound real alarms that break through Silent Mode and Focus Mode on every phone.

You turn it on per plan, and off again any time. So you can wake all your players or employees at 6:00 AM so you don't miss a flight. But you just use normal push notifications for your weekly staff meeting.

Wednesday, 9 September

5:45

Soccer practice has started

open in app

slide to stop

Build the perfect plan once. Reuse it forever.

A plan's menu in Pace: Alarms and notifications; Schedule, with the note automatically run this plan daily or weekly; End current session; Session history; Change icon; Duplicate; Delete plan.

Every plan comes with powerful options: what it alerts, when it runs itself, and every session it has already been through.

Steps, with repeats

Name each step and give it a length. Have it repeat as many times as you need.

Anyone you let in

Share a folder using your unique join code. Control whether or not people can edit a plan or just observe it.

It can start itself

Give a plan a weekly schedule and it starts on its own, whether or not you have the app open.

Live on the Lock Screen

The step you're on, and its clock, sit on the Lock Screen so you always know what's happening.

Every run is kept

Each session is kept it your history: when it started, which steps ran long, who ended one early.

Add five, or end it

Practice never goes to plan. Instantly add more time to any part of your plan or cut it short, and everyone else's phone gets the updates in real-time.

Built for every situation.

Coaches Practice runs to the plan without you calling out every drill change, and the assistants know what's next without asking.
Team leaders A weekly staff meeting that ends when it said it would. Timebox every item, give the round table a slot per person, and let the clock be the one asking people to wrap up.
Parents and caregivers A morning routine that prompts the kid and the other parent at the same time, so nobody is the one nagging.
Just you Personal timers nobody else can see. Same sequences, same alarms, no group.