PacePath vs CalSlashD

Walk famous routes with your real steps. Turn everyday walking into a virtual journey with PacePath. Choose a famous route, connect Apple Health, and walk as usual. Your real walking and running distance moves you forward along your chosen virtual route. HOW IT WORKS 1. Choose your journey, such as Route 66, Camino de Santiago, or Pacific Coast Highway. 2. Allow PacePath to read walking and running distance from Apple Health. 3. Go about your day. Open PacePath to see your latest journey progress. No GPS workout is needed. You do not need to keep PacePath open while you walk. Apple Health records your distance, and PacePath uses it to update your virtual journey when you return. A CLEAR START A short introduction explains how your real movement becomes route progress. Choose your first journey and see what to do next, even before your first distance update. SEE YOUR PROGRESS View the distance covered, distance left, and today's contribution from Apple Health. Clear update messages help you understand where your progress comes from. START SMALL Your first checkpoint is just 3 km from the start. Each walk brings you closer to completing your journey. APPLE HEALTH PacePath reads walking and running distance to calculate journey progress. You control Health access and can change it in Settings. Your everyday walk can take you somewhere extraordinary. Privacy Policy: https://misty-overcoat-b8c.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-for-PacePath-98991c45690445449487be12c16216cf Terms of Use: https://misty-overcoat-b8c.notion.site/Terms-of-Use-for-PacePath-58729afed50c47b7ad6967da44adfae5

Most calorie trackers hold you to a strict daily limit. Cal/d tracks your daily average instead, so one heavy day doesn't wreck your progress. Set a start date and daily limit, and Cal/d reads dietary energy from Apple Health to show: - Score: a 0–100 read on how today is going, from your pace, room left and daily average. - Daily Average: total calories since your start date, divided by days elapsed. - Remaining Calories: stay under your limit and you build a surplus to spend whenever you want. - Surplus Goal: surplus divided by daily limit is how many days you've saved. Set a target (say, 3 days). - Countdown to Next 250: a timer until your next 250 calories, expandable to 5 timers ahead (20 with Plus). Don't want to wait? Factor in Active Energy too. A jog raises your surplus and moves you closer to your goal. Log calories and nutrition directly in Cal/d, or keep your current tracker and open it with one tap from a built-in link list. Anything that writes to Apple Health, Cal/d can read. On Apple Watch, turn the Digital Crown through your Score, budget, pace, average, goal, and countdowns, and add complications to your watch face. PLUS FEATURES: - Unlimited What-If calorie planning - Unlimited surplus-goal days - All 20 countdown milestones - Custom Chart date ranges longer than 30 days - "Last…" Chart periods beyond the last 7 days - Score breakdown - After-exercise pace comparison - Live Activity on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island - Calorie checkpoint notifications Cal/d is not medical advice. Consult your doctor before changing your diet.