Paceriz vs Running Memo

Should you run the plan today—or take a rest day? A plan is only the starting point. Paceriz reads your synced run data, assesses your current fitness, then reviews what you actually ran each week to adjust the following week—and explains the main reasons behind the plan. [It remembers yesterday's workout] Finished intervals yesterday? Open the app today and see why an easy run is on the schedule: to let your heart rate settle. The home screen also shows changes in your fitness metrics and your projected finish time for your target race. [Your plan adapts to you] Set your target race and the days you can train. Paceriz maps out each week: easy runs, intervals, tempo runs, and long runs; how far to go; and the appropriate pace or heart-rate range. Each week, it reviews what you actually ran before deciding whether to add volume, hold steady, or ease back for a week so your body can absorb the work. [Plans that explain why] Why is this week set up this way? Why is it lighter than last week? Your plan and weekly review explain the main reasons behind the schedule, so you don't have to guess. [See yourself getting stronger] Fitness measures such as aerobic endurance and speed endurance update as you train. Your projected finish time adjusts with your latest training data; mileage accumulates automatically, and eligible runs can set new personal records. [When life changes, talk to Rizo] Sore legs, poor sleep, or a sudden work trip? Tell Rizo, your coach. Rizo can suggest plan adjustments, which take effect only after you confirm. This feature is available with a subscription. [Keep recording your usual way] Sync your training from Garmin Connect or Apple Health. Runs recorded on Apple Watch can also be imported through Apple Health. Connect Garmin to send workouts to your watch and follow them as you run. [Who it's for] • You're training for a half marathon or marathon and want a plan that adapts to your current fitness • You want a personal record but aren't sure when to add mileage or take a rest • You're starting out and want to build steadily from a 5K or 10K Eligible new users get a 14-day free trial with full features, including weekly reviews and next-week plan adjustments. A subscription is required after the trial. Use your synced run data and see how Paceriz plans your week. Garmin, Apple Health, and Apple Watch are trademarks of their respective owners. Paceriz is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Paceriz subscription Eligible new users get 14 days of full access for free. After that, a subscription is required to keep using Paceriz, billed at your chosen plan's price. Subscriptions renew automatically; cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends to avoid renewal. Manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account subscription settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

■ Log a run in seconds Enter distance, time, course, and how it felt. Pace (min/km) is calculated automatically — no stopwatch, no setup. ■ Your week at a glance The home screen shows this week's distance and count, plus your recent runs. Your streak of records builds up naturally. ■ Weekly graph & totals Review your distance week by week with a bar chart, and see total distance, total runs, and average pace together. ■ Course notes Name the routes you run often. Past courses are one tap away, so logging stays quick. ■ No GPS This app never uses location. You enter each run yourself, and everything is stored only on your device. No account is needed, and there is no upload or tracking. Note: the feel rating is a personal record. This app does not provide health or training guidance.