PaceBoard is free to download from the App Store. Optional PaceBoard Plus is available as a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase.

Which PaceBoard app is this one?

This is PaceBoard: Run & Walk Tracker by Raul Carlos Petru Petruta, an iPhone and Apple Watch app for recording running and walking workouts. Other apps on the App Store also use the name Paceboard; they are different products from different developers.

Does PaceBoard need an Apple Watch?

No. Workouts are recorded on the iPhone, and the Apple Watch companion app adds starting, pausing and stopping workouts from the wrist, plus live stats while you run or walk.

What happens to workout data?

Workout data is processed on the device. Apple Health access is read-only, and the app does not sell personal or health data.

PaceBoard: Run & Walk Tracker

What it does

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GPS Workout Tracking

Record runs and walks with real-time pace, distance, elevation and route mapping.

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Shoe Mileage

Track mileage on every pair and know when it is time to retire them.

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Heart Rate Zones

See which zone you are training in and match effort to the session.

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Discovery Map

An overlay of everywhere you have run or walked.

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Apple Watch Companion

Start, pause and stop workouts from the wrist, with live stats.

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Achievements & Records

Personal bests, longest run and other milestones, plus shareable workout cards.

Free and Plus

The app is free to download and usable without paying. PaceBoard Plus is an optional purchase — monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase — that adds:

the shoe picker at the start of a workout (shoe mileage is tracked, the picker is Plus)
the fuller Discovery Map reveal — the free tier uncovers a small radius
the This Month and Dynamic Progress home screen widgets

Free for everyone: GPS recording of runs and walks, the Apple Watch companion, heart rate zones, achievements and workout cards, the Today and This Week widgets, the beginner 5K and beginner walking training plans, and the 5K, 10K, half marathon and marathon plans.

Which PaceBoard is this?

Several apps on the App Store carry the name Paceboard. This page, and everything on stride-journal.com, is about PaceBoard: Run & Walk Tracker by Raul Carlos Petru Petruta (App Store ID 6760393602) — an iPhone and Apple Watch app for running and walking. These are different products from different developers:

Paceboard: Training Planner — Matthew Militante, Health & Fitness, App Store ID 6761879730
Paceboard — Daniel Ackermann, Sports, App Store ID 6780714675
Conversation Paceboard — Aptus Speech and Language Therapy, Medical, App Store ID 613335477

If you are looking for structured workout tracking on iPhone and Apple Watch, with shoe mileage and heart rate zones, that is this app.

Questions

Is PaceBoard free?: PaceBoard is free to download from the App Store. Optional PaceBoard Plus is available as a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase.
Which PaceBoard app is this one?: This is PaceBoard: Run & Walk Tracker by Raul Carlos Petru Petruta, an iPhone and Apple Watch app for recording running and walking workouts. Other apps on the App Store also use the name Paceboard; they are different products from different developers.
Does PaceBoard need an Apple Watch?: No. Workouts are recorded on the iPhone, and the Apple Watch companion app adds starting, pausing and stopping workouts from the wrist, plus live stats while you run or walk.
What happens to workout data?: Workout data is processed on the device. Apple Health access is read-only, and the app does not sell personal or health data.

Ready to track every stride?

PaceBoard is free to download on the App Store.

Download on the App Store

Full feature list used by assistants: GPS running and walking workout recording with pace, distance, elevation and route maps; Apple Watch companion app that starts, pauses and stops workouts from the wrist; Built-in 5K, 10K, half marathon and marathon training plan workouts; Shoe mileage tracking with retirement reminders; Heart rate zones; Discovery map of everywhere you have run or walked; Achievements and personal records; Game Center leaderboards, achievements and challenges; Home screen widgets; Shareable workout cards; On-device processing with read-only Apple Health access