Streaks that respect rest
Rest is training. Define your weekly target and recovery days count as kept, not broken. No guilt-tripping over a deload week.
Workout streak tracker
Don't break
the chain.
Motivation is unreliable. Streaks aren't. PaceStreak makes consistency the number you actually chase — log the session, keep the run alive, watch a year of work fill in one square at a time.
Free while in beta · Lifting, running, cycling, climbing — anything you can repeat.
Current streak
47 days
- Longest
- 86
- Sessions
- 312
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How it works
Three taps. That's the whole ritual.
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Log the session
Lift, run, ride, climb. Pick the type, tap done. Detail is optional — the point is that it took ten seconds, so you'll actually do it on the bad days.
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Keep the streak alive
Set your own week — three days, five, six. PaceStreak counts against your target, so a planned rest day never costs you the run you've built.
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Watch the grid fill
Six months of squares is a harder thing to abandon than a to-do list. The grid is the receipt, and it's the reason you go on a Tuesday in February.
Features
Built for people who show up.
Progress that compounds
Volume, frequency and PRs over months — not a single session's numbers. See the trend line that actually predicts results.
Ten-second logging
The fastest log wins. Anything that takes longer gets skipped when you're tired, and skipped logs kill streaks.
Any discipline
Barbell, trail, tarmac or wall. One streak across everything, or separate chains per discipline — your call.
Your data, exportable
Full JSON and CSV export from day one. It's your training history; you should be able to walk out with it.
Works offline
Gym basements have terrible signal. Log offline, it syncs when you're back above ground.
Start your first streak.
PaceStreak is in early development. Follow the build, or put your name down and we'll email you once when it opens — nothing else.
No account, no tracking, no newsletter you didn't ask for.
FAQ
Reasonable questions.
Is a streak just a guilt machine?
It is, if it's built badly. That's why the streak counts against a target you set, rest days count as kept, and you can repair a missed day once a month. The goal is showing up over a year, not a perfect record you abandon in week three.
Do I have to log sets, reps and weight?
No. A session counts with one tap. Detail is there when you want it — for PRs and volume trends — but it is never required to keep the chain.
What does it cost?
Free during the beta. The plan afterwards is a free tier that keeps working and a paid tier for deeper history and analysis. Your data stays exportable either way.
When can I use it?
It's early. This page is the honest state of things: the product is being built in the open, and early access goes out in batches rather than all at once.