
About
This app creates personalized 28-day Tai Chi and walking plans based on your schedule and fitness level. It offers a library of home workouts and tracks your progress without guilt for missed days. Seamlessly integrates with Apple Health for automatic data syncing.
What's New in DeePace
1.0
September 2, 2026
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Monthly Premium Subscription
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FAQ
How does DeePace create a personalized plan?
DeePace asks you a few questions about your fitness level and schedule to build a unique 28-day Tai Chi and walking plan. It aims to fit into your life rather than requiring you to fit into its program.
What types of workouts are available in DeePace?
The app features a library of sessions including Tai Chi, indoor walking, mobility exercises, and calisthenics, all designed for home practice.
Does DeePace track my progress?
Yes, DeePace allows you to track your steps, calories, water intake, and weight. The focus is on consistency and showing up regularly, not on intense effort.
What happens if I miss a day of my DeePace workout?
DeePace is built for real weeks and does not reset your progress if you miss a day. You can simply pick up where you left off without any guilt or streak shaming.
Can DeePace connect with Apple Health?
Yes, DeePace can connect with Apple Health to automatically import your steps and calorie data. This integration is optional and can be managed or disconnected in your device settings.
Is DeePace free to use?
DeePace offers a free version with a limited set of features. Full access to all features requires a subscription, available on a monthly or 3-month basis.
How do I manage or cancel my DeePace subscription?
You can manage or cancel your subscription within your Apple ID Account Settings. Remember that deleting the app does not automatically cancel your subscription.
Is DeePace suitable for all ages?
DeePace has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is intended for general fitness and wellness. It is not a medical device and users should consult a healthcare professional before starting any new exercise program.




