Pacebase
Manage your energy capacity
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About
This app helps manage energy-limiting chronic conditions by leveraging your Apple Watch data. It provides a Body Score to assess recovery and a Body Budget to guide safe activity levels, preventing crashes.
What's New in Pacebase
1.0.281
June 21, 2026
- Added a new chart plotting body score over the past thirty days - Various fixes and improvements
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FAQ
What is Pacebase's Body Score?
Pacebase's Body Score is a 50-100 point scale that uses your Apple Watch biomarkers to provide a simple, accurate measure of how well your body recovered from the previous day.
How does Pacebase's Body Budget work?
The Body Budget suggests how much time you can safely spend above your anaerobic threshold each day to minimize the risk of crashing. It includes a continuously updating Apple Watch widget.
What chronic conditions does Pacebase help manage?
Pacebase is designed as an all-in-one toolkit for managing energy-limiting chronic conditions, specifically mentioning POTS and ME/CFS.
What devices does Pacebase support?
Pacebase is supported on Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPod devices.
Does Pacebase offer a free trial?
Yes, Pacebase offers a 14-day risk-free trial period within the app, with no commitment required. Some subscription plans also include a 7-day free trial.
What are the subscription costs for Pacebase?
Pacebase offers monthly subscriptions at $6.99 or $8.99 (with a 7-day free trial), and an annual subscription for $86.00.
How often is Pacebase updated?
The latest version, 1.0.280, was last updated on May 31, 2026. The app is actively maintained.
Does Pacebase have ads?
Yes, Pacebase contains advertisements.
