Pacero brings your workouts, heart rate, sleep, and training load into one living plan. After each run, it prepares a detailed AI analysis, and every morning it gives you a clear recommendation for your next training step.
May 6, 2026 · 5.1 km
You completed the run, but the intensity was higher than intended. Keep your next easy run in Z2.
Connect Apple Health or Health Connect. Pacero brings in workouts, heart rate, sleep and load without manual copying.
Apple Watch, Garmin, Coros, Polar, Suunto — if your watch or its app writes data to Apple Health or Health Connect, Pacero can use it based on availability and your permissions. You do not need to change your watch. Just allow access to the data already available on your phone.
No watch or no connection? Upload GPX/FIT or log the workout manually. Analysis and training guidance still work.
Upload a run. Get clear feedback. Know what to do next.
Easy run · 7.2 km · 42 min
Average pace 5:50/km · heart rate 151 bpmPace was steady, but heart rate and load were higher than the goal of an easy run.
The run counted toward volume, but the next workout should not add more intensity.Tomorrow: recovery run
35–45 min in Z1–Z2. Today’s run was more intense than planned — let your body absorb the load.Pacero is for runners who want a clear weekly plan, feedback after every run, and training based on reality.
Start with a plan that respects where you are now — not where you ‘should’ be.
See whether you’re getting faster at a similar heart rate. That’s progress that actually matters.
Pacero follows your rhythm and warns you when your load is rising too quickly.
Your plan adapts to your race date, current pace, and actual form.
For running clubs, coaches, and groups that want workouts, challenges, and races in one place.
Instead of endless chat messages, a club can plan group workouts, collect attendance, share GPX routes, organize races, and motivate members through challenges and milestones.
Plan a workout, add a route and capacity, and let members confirm attendance.
Motivate members through shared goals without toxic pace comparison.
Track who is going to races and show results only when a member shares them.
Activity, news, and upcoming events in one place.
Pacero connects your training, health data, and plan into one clear view — so you know what to do after a run, during the week, and every morning.
The plan adapts to what you actually run — not just what was scheduled.
After every run, you get clear feedback: intensity, load, plan completion, and the next recommended step.
Every morning after sync, you know whether to follow the plan, keep some reserve, or choose an easier day.
Track records, milestones, training load, and aerobic efficiency — whether you’re improving at a similar heart rate.
Pacero first calculates pace, heart rate, zones, load, sleep and progress. Then Pacero Coach explains what it means for your next workout.
Apple Health, Health Connect, GPX/FIT, or manual logging. Pacero works with the data you have available.
Pace, zones, load, drift, and sleep. First, Pacero turns your data into reliable training signals.
You get a clear explanation: what the numbers mean and what to do next.
The weekly plan and recommendations react to what you actually trained.
Decisions are based on calculated metrics. AI helps explain the result in human language.
Pacero checks sleep, resting heart rate, load and today’s plan each morning, then tells you whether to follow the plan, make it easier or recover.
Morning recommendations based on sleep, resting heart rate, load and today’s plan
Recommendation on whether to follow today’s plan or choose an easier option
Easier workout suggestion when recent load is high
Sleep, resting heart rate and training load in one signal
Neutral push notifications without sensitive values
Pacero is not a doctor. It’s a training signal based on your own data — sleep, resting heart rate, training load, and today’s plan.
Pacero summarizes your week, shows what worked, what to watch, and uses it to prepare your next training week.
Start your first weekTrack preparation, results, and progress across race editions — without spreadsheets.
During the trial, you can try 2 weeks of training plans and 3 activity analyses. PRO is for long-term planning, feedback, and progress tracking. Pacero Readiness adds a morning decision for today’s plan and can suggest an easier option when your data shows higher load.
Try the Pacero flow with no commitment.
For runners who want planning, analysis and progress without limits.
PRO planning with a morning signal from recovery and daily readiness.
A morning signal for the training day on top of Pacero PRO.
You will finish subscription selection after registration in the Pacero app.
Yes. At the start, you set your level, goal, and available time. Pacero starts cautiously and adapts the plan to what you can realistically handle.
The easiest way is through Apple Health on iOS or Health Connect on Android. If a workout is not synced, you can upload a GPX/FIT file or enter it manually.
Yes, through Apple Health. If workouts and metrics are available in Apple Health, Pacero can use them for analysis and recommendations.
It depends on whether your watch or its app writes the needed data into Apple Health or Health Connect. Pacero can use that data depending on availability and permissions.
The app first calculates metrics and training signals. AI then helps explain the result in plain language and recommend the next step.
No. Pacero Readiness compares your values with your own history and gives training guidance. It does not replace a doctor or medical diagnostics.
Yes. Pacero reviews the current week, training load and feedback, then prepares the next plan based on reality.
The first two weeks are free, with no commitment. See how Pacero turns your runs, heart rate, sleep, and plan into clear training guidance.
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