Roadmap
Some of what you see across the site is live today; the rest is on the way. Below is what the app does right now and what comes next. No dates. The order is the order we're building in.
Live now
Live closed beta · 0.8.0The working app. It builds your plan from your real fitness and rebuilds it as your training changes.
- An adaptive engine that plans your running from your own efforts, not a template, and re-plans when your week doesn't go the way you wanted.
- Move a workout to the day you want and the rest of the week rebuilds around it. Nothing is locked.
- Goal setup for a dated race, a date-free goal, or general running. A goal time is optional, a personal reference; it never steers the plan.
- DIAL, your dose readout.
- The guardrails: a cap on how far any single run gets ahead of your recent longest, weekly volume limits, and your own feedback. These never come off.
- Predicted race times, given as a range and labelled an estimate.
- Weather-adjusted paces for heat, cold, and altitude, plus a run briefing with what to wear (hydration and nutrition tucked in).
- Strava sync and manual logging, duplicates merged.
- A short "why this workout" note on every session, one consistent voice.
- Your data is yours: exportable and deletable whenever you want.
Planned next
Planned public beta · 0.9.0The step that opens Pacewright up.
- Self-signup, no invite needed.
- Pricing begins: $59/year or $7.99/month, no auto-renewal, with a 30-day trial and no card to start.
- Fitness-test support: set a run distance as your goal and get a predicted-time readiness readout.
- Garmin sync alongside Strava.
- A "build toward N days a week" goal, for when you want your frequency to grow over time.
Planned
Planned public launch · 1.0The polish pass, plus planned workouts pushed straight to your Garmin watch, so the day's session is waiting when you start.
The longer view
Planned 2.0 and beyondDirection, not a promise; none of it is live yet.
- Deeper analytics: a full stats suite, a deep-dive view, plain-English fun stats.
- A medals and milestones system.
- Run Together: running with other people in the app.
- Native iPhone and watch apps.
- More than one coach voice, so you can pick the style that fits.
- A custom workout builder.
- Public tools: a dress-for-the-weather calculator and a fitness-test calculator.
- More engine and scheduling depth: cross-training, terrain and treadmill handling, readiness from resting heart rate and HRV, a race-week dashboard, and a returning-runner flow.
Planned features are directions, not promises, and are subject to change.
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