Connect your workouts
Use Apple Watch, Apple Health, Strava-style activity sync, motion detection, or a manual start when you want PacePair active.
Built for the moment after the workout.
PacePair is for the person you noticed on the trail, in class, or at the gym, but did not want to interrupt. It turns real-world overlap into a private, mutual signal.
Cross paths naturally
Work out like normal. PacePair quietly looks for overlapping active moments without showing your live location or exact route.
Match later, if it is mutual
Like or pass privately after the workout. If both people are interested, chat opens with a shared context to start from.
Not another swipe app. Not a live map.
PacePair starts with actual shared activity: same trail, same class, same gym, same rhythm. The app is designed around timing, consent, and low pressure.
Workout-triggered Active Mode
Active Mode can start when a workout starts, when activity is detected, or when you manually turn it on.
Delayed crossed-path feed
See people after the activity, with broad context like “near the trail yesterday morning.”
Private like or pass
No one sees interest unless it becomes mutual, keeping the whole experience relaxed.
Activity-first compatibility
Running, lifting, yoga, cycling, climbing, walking, classes, and rec sports all fit.
Apple Watch
Apple Health
Strava
Garmin
Manual mode
Privacy first
Designed to feel safe from day one.
- ✓No live location sharing or “currently here” indicators.
- ✓No exact routes, coordinates, or precise timestamps.
- ✓Crossed-path results appear later, after the workout.
- ✓Home, work, medical, school, and private places can be hidden or suppressed.
- ✓Chat opens only when both people like each other.
- ✓Pause, block, report, and delete crossing history anytime.
Help shape the first city launch.
Join the waitlist for early access and tell us where PacePair should launch first: run clubs, trails, gyms, studios, races, or all of the above.