TruePace app icon TruePace

Find your true pace.

A focus timer that learns how you actually work — adapting estimates, coaching your plan, and showing you when you do your best work.

Coming soon to the App Store iPhone · Apple Watch · iPad
TruePace app showing a focus session in progress

How it works

Built around how you actually work

Pace mode

Run your whole plan straight through

Pace mode runs a sequence of tasks with no breaks between them. TruePace shows your running pace across the full set — Step 2 of 5 · 41 min in · on pace — and auto-flows to the next step. The truest way to pace a real block of work.

Adaptive learning

It adapts to you

Every session feeds a private, on-device model of your real focus rhythm. Estimates get sharper. You learn which times of day you do your best work and which kinds of tasks always run long.

AI coaching

Coaching when you want it

Optional AI coaching reviews your plan before you start — flagging over-ambitious estimates, missing breaks, and back-to-back similar tasks. On supported iPhones it runs on-device; a cloud assist is available when you turn it on.

Voice planning

Plan in seconds, by voice

Speak your day and TruePace turns it into tasks. Or brain-dump a list and start. No manual entry required.

Focus modes

Every kind of work session

Micro, Pomodoro, Extended, Flow, Adaptive, Custom, and Pace — with a live timer on your Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, and Apple Watch throughout.

Session review

Estimates vs. reality

After each session, see exactly where you over- or under-estimated. Review interruptions, task groups, and focus patterns over time to make the next plan more honest.

Private by design

Your data stays yours

On-device timing

Core timing and planning work runs locally — nothing sent out for the basics.

Your iCloud

Sync uses your own private iCloud account. We never see a copy of your data.

Health stays local

Apple Health data stays on your device — not synced, not sent to any AI service.

Cloud AI is opt-in

Cloud AI is off by default. You turn it on explicitly, and you can turn it off at any time.