PaceStreak is live

Don't break
the chain.

Motivation is unreliable. Streaks aren't. PaceStreak makes consistency the number you chase, for anything worth doing regularly: training, learning a skill, sleep, reading, calm, or a habit you're breaking.

Current streak14 weeks

This week2 of 4 today

Longest22 weeks

This week2 of 4 today
Example data. The real board is in the app, one row per habit you keep.
  • 68ready-made habits
  • 283built-in exercises
  • 29achievements
  • 0ads, trackers or AI vendors

Six months of squares is hard to walk away from.

Every day you show up fills a square. Rest days sit inside a kept week without breaking it, so the grid reads like a life, not a perfect record. It's the reason you go on a Tuesday in February.

  • A year grid, kept weeks and personal records.
  • Planned rest shows as a plan, not a gap.
  • A consistency score that survives a broken streak.
How progress works

Current streak

14weeks

Longest
22
Sessions
312
LessMore
An example activity grid: each square is a day, brighter squares are harder sessions. Every week of the current streak has rest days in it.
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Feedback from your own numbers. No AI required.

PaceStreak compares your days, sleep against habits kept, training against mood, food against both, and tells you what actually moves. A pattern only shows when a statistical test says it isn't chance, and nothing you log is ever sent to an AI company.

  • Insights across habits, sleep, mood, training and food.
  • Your real energy burn, from your food log and the scale.
  • A daily coach note, built by rules you can read.
How insights work
You kept 92% of your habits after 7 h+ of sleep, against 42% on shorter nights.
Compared 20 days with 20. Example figures.

Energy burn2,550 kcal/day

Trend-0.5 kg/week

Mood this week4.2 / 5

One app instead of five.

Most people keep consistent with a stack of apps that don't talk to each other. PaceStreak puts them on one grid, so the patterns between them finally show.

Instead ofA habit tracker
Weekly streaks per habit, routines, quit habits, a focus timer, import from Loop.
Instead ofA workout log
283 exercises, sets and RPE, race plans, blocks, records.
Instead ofA calorie counter
Meals, macros, recipes, barcode lookup and your real energy burn.
Instead ofA mood journal
A daily mood, a line about the day, a year in pixels.
Instead ofAn AI coach
Insights and a daily coach from your own numbers, checked by statistics, not invented.

Three taps. That's the whole ritual.

  1. Pick what matters

    Reading, a language, guitar, water, sleep, a workout, or something you're giving up. Start from one of 68 ready-made habits or make your own.

  2. Keep the week

    Each habit gets its own target: three days a week, five, every day. Hit it and the week is kept. Days off cost nothing, and a bad week can be covered by a freeze you earned.

  3. 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.

Days off are part of it. The streak knows.

A daily streak turns a day off into a failure: people train sore, or quit the habit the first time life gets in the way. PaceStreak counts weeks. With a target of four, three days off cost nothing.

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What PaceStreak will never do

  • No rewards for doing more: more hours, more weight, every single day.
  • Nobody ever sees which habits you keep, or which you're breaking.
  • No leaderboard for body weight, calories or volume.
  • No streak lost to a planned rest day.
  • No analytics, ads, trackers or third-party scripts.
  • No AI company ever reads what you log.
  • No newsletters, no marketing email, and no habit named on a lock screen.
  • No lock-in. Export everything, any time.

Watch it get built, mistakes included.

How every part of PaceStreak was built and why: the streak engine, offline sync, auth, the social privacy rules, and the failures that only showed up in production.

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Reasonable questions.

Not covered here? Write to hello@pacestreak.com and it will get answered.

Are the insights and the coach AI?

No. Both are worked out on our server with fixed rules and plain statistics from what you logged. Nothing is sent to an AI company, nothing is invented, and a pattern only shows when there are enough days on both sides for it not to be chance.

Is it only for fitness?

No. Training is one part; habits are the rest. Reading, a language, an instrument, water, sleep, meditation, calling home, money, or something you're giving up. Each habit keeps its own weekly streak, and an optional whole-life streak counts any of them.

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 week 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 or a habit 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.

Do I need a watch or a wearable?

No. PaceStreak is manual by design — you tell it you trained, which takes a tap. Anything that depends on a device you might forget, or a battery that might be flat, is one more reason to break the chain, and the point is not to hand you one.

When can I use it?

Now. Create an account at app.pacestreak.com and start your first week today.

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