Follow your training plans in Paceback

Use AI to import a plan, or follow one your coach or physio creates in Paceback. Track your sessions and review your progress, on your own or together.

See how it works

You can start without a connected coach or physio.

From plan to progress

  1. A person takes a photo of a printed running plan with their phone.

    Add your plan

    Take a photo, upload a file, create a plan, or get invited by your coach or physio.

  2. Follow your plans

    Log your activities, check in on your wellbeing each day, and write in your journal about training and recovery.

  3. See your progress

    Explore insights with Ask Paceback, then review your records with your coach or physio at your next session.

Running and strength, in one schedule

See which days to run, build strength or rest. Keep the session details beside the schedule, so you know what each day includes.

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Compare the plan with what you did

See completed sessions and distance beside your plan, then review how your training has changed over time.

Records show their dates and sources. If there is too little data for a comparison, Paceback says so.

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See who changed your plan, and when

With your permission, your coach or physio can review your records and update your plan. Keep a shared record of what changed and who made each change.

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Your plan, connected to the apps you use

Schedule your sessions. Sync your recorded activity.

Into Paceback

Sync your activity automatically

Recorded activities and health data sync from your connected apps into Paceback.

  • Strava
  • Apple Health
  • Withings

From Paceback

Keep your sessions on schedule

Add planned sessions to your calendar with a subscription link. Send supported workouts to your Apple Watch.

  • Apple Calendar
  • Google Calendar
  • Apple Watch

Start with your plan

Bring your plan into Paceback, record your sessions, and see your progress.

Training support, not medical advice. Paceback does not diagnose, select treatment, or clear anyone to return to running.