This app provides a specialized stopwatch for track workouts, designed for Apple Watch. It allows users to easily take splits, receive haptic pacing feedback, and view critical workout data at a glance. Structured workouts can be loaded from an iPhone, and efforts can be logged hands-free.
2.0
August 29, 2026
- "Road Mode" now live! - bug fixes and improvements
$4.99
PaceBuzz Premium
View all sessions, and export functionality
You can take splits by turning the Digital Crown on your Apple Watch. For a more deliberate action, pressing both side buttons together also registers a split. Screen taps are intentionally disabled during a run to prevent accidental inputs from sweat or rain.
No, PaceBuzz is ad-free. The core functionality is available for free, and an optional one-time purchase unlocks premium features without introducing advertisements.
The $4.99 lifetime unlock removes capacity limits, allowing for unlimited current workouts and access to your full run history. It also enables workout archive restore and manual Strava uploads in TCX format.
PaceBuzz requires both an iPhone and an Apple Watch to function. Structured workouts are written on the iPhone and then loaded onto the watch for use during runs.
The haptic pacer provides tactile feedback on your wrist at your set intervals (100m or 200m). You can customize the tap pattern, intensity, and timing to ensure the buzz lands precisely as you hit your target split.
No, PaceBuzz is designed with privacy in mind. It does not require accounts, track your data, or collect any personal information. Your health, location, and motion data remain exclusively on your devices.
The app was last updated on August 29, 2026, with version 2.0. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support for the application.
PaceBuzz has an age rating of 4+. This means it is considered suitable for users of all ages, with no content restrictions.
