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About CoPace: Pacing & Fatigue

Your energy doesn't come with a gauge. CoPace turns the watch or ring you own into one you can read. What today holds. What you have spent. What is left, right now. The hard part is that the bill arrives a day or two late. By the time you feel it, the spending already happened. So CoPace counts as you go. A day with CoPace Morning. You open it once, and you know. Overnight, CoPace looks at how you slept and how your heart settled. That becomes one line: a good day, a careful day, or an honest "not enough data yet". Under it is the number of minutes you have to spend. Through the day. It counts while you get on with things. CoPace works out the heart rate that counts as pushing it, for you. Every minute above that number comes out of your day. With an Apple Watch your wrist buzzes when you cross it, so you can ease off before you spend more than you meant to. Evening. Ten seconds before bed. One slider for how your body feels. One optional note. Somewhere to write down symptoms. Skip it and nothing scolds you. Tomorrow. And it remembers. If the last two days are catching up with you, tomorrow morning says so, and tells you why in plain words. It knows standing up is not a workout Most pacing tools buzz every time your heart rate rises, including when you have only stood up. That is noise, and it is why people give up. CoPace also looks at whether your wrist is moving, so walking to the kitchen and standing at the sink are treated differently. You are told when it matters and left alone when it is not. Free • Wrist alerts on Apple Watch when you go above your number • Telling the difference between moving and standing still • Your energy for the day, from how you slept and recovered • Your minutes counting down as you use them • A morning heads-up when the last two days are catching up, with the reasons • Evening check-in and somewhere to note symptoms • A fairer starting number if you take medication that slows your heart rate • All of your data back out, whenever you want it Pacing your day is free. Pro is for looking back, to see how your days add up. Pro, if you want the longer view • What happened the last few times your day looked like this one • Your number learns from your own history instead of staying fixed • Symptoms tracked over months, so patterns have a chance to show • How steady your pacing has been, week to week • Your full history, not only the recent days • A summary you can save or send to your doctor Works with what you already own Wrist alerts need an Apple Watch Series 4 or newer (watchOS 10.6+). Daily energy works with an Oura Ring, Garmin, or anything that sends health data to your iPhone. Nothing extra to buy. Your data stays on your phone There is no account to make. Your heart rate, sleep and steps are read from Apple Health on your phone, and the working out happens there. The part that learns your patterns never sends anything anywhere. Two things are your choice and do leave your phone: connecting Oura or Garmin, and anonymous reports that tell me when the app crashes. You can say no to both. Nothing hidden The number CoPace watches is built from your own resting heart rate, and how it is worked out is published for anyone to read. Every heads-up tells you what it is based on. No AI writes you advice. General wellness notice CoPace is a general wellness app, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition, and is not medical advice. Consult your healthcare provider before changing your activity routine. Support [email protected] | copace.app/support | @CoPaceApp Legal Privacy Policy: copace.app/privacy Terms of Service: copace.app/terms EU Digital Services Act Notice: copace.app/dsa Apple Standard EULA: apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula EU, UK, EEA and Swiss users Exercise any GDPR right via our Data Protection Representative, DataRep: [email protected] (include "CoPace" in the subject line).

Ratings & reviews

4.3

6 ratings

5 ★ 83% 4 ★ 0% 3 ★ 0% 2 ★ 0% 1 ★ 17%

What’s new

Version 0.14.0 · Updated September 18, 2026

CoPace now lives on your Home Screen and Lock Screen. Add the new Reserve widget and you can see today's read and how much of your Reserve is left without opening the app. There is a small one, a large one, and Lock Screen versions. Press and hold your Home Screen or Lock Screen, tap the plus, and search for CoPace. If you forget the app exists, you can now ask for a short morning reminder to open it for today's read. It is off unless you turn it on, in Settings under Notifications. Getting a new phone? Settings now has Back Up or Restore. Save one file to iCloud Drive or Files, then restore it on the new phone and your history and settings come with you. If you change your mind, you can go back to what was on the phone for 7 days. The Home read is more honest about your day. Once you have used today's Reserve, the big headline stops inviting you to do more and says so. It only describes recent evenings when you actually logged them, and a small dip in your morning reading now reads "about your usual" instead of "above". History has a new chart of time over your threshold while you slept, night by night over 30 or 90 days. It never uses your daily budget. It is there because a few of you were watching that number on the Home screen and wanted to see how it moves over weeks. Garmin users: some Garmin watches don't share heart rate variability, and CoPace used to keep asking you to wear the watch to bed when that could never help. It now tells you plainly what your watch can and can't send, and everything that doesn't need HRV keeps working. Apple Watch users who weren't getting overnight readings now get told about sleep tracking, which is usually the reason. Also: switching your data source now restarts your baseline so readings from one device are never compared with another's, and the CoPace Score chart no longer sends you to Settings when your threshold is being held at your resting heart rate. Be gentle with yourself out there.

App privacy

The developer, Vivifyze LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Usage Data: Product Interaction, Other Usage Data
  • Purchases: Purchase History
  • Identifiers: User ID
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data, Performance Data

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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