Workout generation
Create a structured session by describing the workout in plain English and let PaceMatrix turn it into an actionable run.
iOS running app
Build the run, hit the target, review every segment.
PaceMatrix helps runners create structured workouts from natural language, follow pacing guidance during training, and understand how each segment of a run actually played out.
Natural language
Turn plain-English workout ideas into structured sessions.
Segment pacing
Follow workout blocks with clear targets and post-run review.
Optional sharing
Designed for user-controlled sharing flows, including Strava integration.
What PaceMatrix does
PaceMatrix is focused on structured run training. The app helps athletes describe the run they want, converts that into a workout with pacing segments, and surfaces the result in a format that is easy to execute and review.
- Create workouts from plain language Users can describe an interval workout or race-prep session in everyday language and PaceMatrix turns it into a structured running workout.
- Run with clear targets PaceMatrix breaks the workout into segments so runners can see the intended pace, distance, and timing for each part of the session.
- Review actual performance After the run, the app helps users compare actual pacing to the workout target and understand how each interval or segment went.
Planned Strava integration
PaceMatrix is applying for Strava API access to support an optional share flow for users who want to publish PaceMatrix workout results to their own Strava account.
- User initiated Any Strava connection or share action will require the user to explicitly authorize the app and choose to share.
- Single-purpose use The intended integration is for workout-related sharing, not for operating a public social feed, bulk aggregation service, or unrelated analytics product.
- User control and support Users can review PaceMatrix policies, request data removal, and contact support through the links on this site.
Inside the app
These screens show the core experience: generating a workout, preparing a run, and reviewing a completed segment against its target pace.
Workout generation
Daily execution
See the next workout, estimate time and distance, and start a run with a clear segment plan.
Post-run analysis
Review a segment with actual pace versus target pace to understand how the workout unfolded.