PuttrLab
GRATUIT
Free
Description
From the very first version six months ago to the birth of PacerMind 2.0, the change between these two versions feels more like a reflection of how I’ve changed as a runner.
During the first four months of this year, I spent a lot of time trying to make PacerMind more professional—more sophisticated training plans, deeper data analysis, and smarter AI insights.
But somewhere along the way, I realized I cared less and less about those things.
I still need a plan, but I don’t need a coach constantly telling me how to get faster.
What I really want is a companion—something that understands the rhythm of training, preserves my running memories, and stays with me for the long run.
That’s when PacerMind 2.0 started growing in a different direction.
This time, I made “Light Up Your City” the heart of the product.
Every run leaves a mark on the map.
The riverside at 5 a.m., the streets after work, the paths in the rain, the final long run before race day—over time, they come together to form a heatmap that belongs uniquely to you.
The places you’ve run are no longer just GPS coordinates.
They become your memories.
I also redesigned Insight.
Instead of focusing on whether you were a few seconds faster or slower, I want it to understand why you went out for a run in the first place.
Were you preparing for a race?
Trying to clear your mind after a stressful day?
Or simply giving yourself a little time alone before the day ended?
PacerMind will still help you train.
But more than helping you run faster,
I hope it helps you run longer.
Because what truly matters is rarely a single PB.
It’s being able, many years from now, to open the map and see the city you illuminated, step by step, through every run you took.
PacerMind 2.0
Light Up Your City.
Privacy Policy
https://rainlonely.github.io/pacermind-website/privacy.html
EULA
https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
During the first four months of this year, I spent a lot of time trying to make PacerMind more professional—more sophisticated training plans, deeper data analysis, and smarter AI insights.
But somewhere along the way, I realized I cared less and less about those things.
I still need a plan, but I don’t need a coach constantly telling me how to get faster.
What I really want is a companion—something that understands the rhythm of training, preserves my running memories, and stays with me for the long run.
That’s when PacerMind 2.0 started growing in a different direction.
This time, I made “Light Up Your City” the heart of the product.
Every run leaves a mark on the map.
The riverside at 5 a.m., the streets after work, the paths in the rain, the final long run before race day—over time, they come together to form a heatmap that belongs uniquely to you.
The places you’ve run are no longer just GPS coordinates.
They become your memories.
I also redesigned Insight.
Instead of focusing on whether you were a few seconds faster or slower, I want it to understand why you went out for a run in the first place.
Were you preparing for a race?
Trying to clear your mind after a stressful day?
Or simply giving yourself a little time alone before the day ended?
PacerMind will still help you train.
But more than helping you run faster,
I hope it helps you run longer.
Because what truly matters is rarely a single PB.
It’s being able, many years from now, to open the map and see the city you illuminated, step by step, through every run you took.
PacerMind 2.0
Light Up Your City.
Privacy Policy
https://rainlonely.github.io/pacermind-website/privacy.html
EULA
https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
What's new (v2.0)
A completely redesigned UI and interaction experience. The iPad version offers a different experience altogether (though there may still be a few small bugs).
A more thoughtful and personal running Insight experience — honestly, I think it’s the best part of the update.
Either way, give it a try
A more thoughtful and personal running Insight experience — honestly, I think it’s the best part of the update.
Either way, give it a try
