Paceform reads your runs, writes your week in your zones, and puts every workout on your watch. Miss a run? It adapts.
4 weeks free for the first 20 · No card needed

Controlled, not brave — the last rep should feel like one more was there.

Controlled, not brave — the last rep should feel like one more was there.
Sends all 4 sessions to your watch

Finish strong — the last 3 k at marathon pace is the race rehearsal.

Controlled, not brave — the last rep should feel like one more was there.
The real app — runs in your browser, installs on iPhone & Android.
Link intervals.icu once.
What you ran, not what you planned — with honest feedback.
Paces, heart-rate bands, and the why.
One tap sends every session.
Swipe through the week the coach wrote — every card carries its purpose, its paces, and his own word on it.
Tell your coach
Approve the new week

Work ate Wednesday — it happens. The intervals move to Friday and get a new shape: three 10-minute reps instead of four 8s. Same fitness gain, easier to fit, and Sunday’s long run stays protected.
6 km → 10.5 km
Nothing changes until you approve.
Your watch already knows

Same work, new shape — nothing about your goal changed.
Sent to your watch
Ask why. Push back. Nothing changes without your approval.
Week 12’s advice is smarter than week 1’s.
Every week ends with his honest review — praise when you earned it, straight talk when you didn’t.
Full access for 4 weeks, free, for the first 20. Then decide.
That’s €5.75 a month.
Founding price for the first 100 runners — locked in for as long as you stay. 100 seats left
4 weeks free for the first 20 · No card needed
I wired my own watch data into an AI chat and had it coach me — for months. It proved the idea and taught me everything missing: nothing ran unless I prompted it, and getting a correct workout onto the watch took months of trial and error. Paceform is the finished version. It coaches me every week — without me driving it.
Garmin, COROS, Wahoo, Polar, Suunto and more — you link yours once through intervals.icu. Automatic workout delivery works with Garmin, COROS, Wahoo and Suunto; Polar and Apple Watch can’t receive planned workouts, so you follow those sessions in the app.
Nothing breaks. Paceform reads what you actually did and rebuilds the week around it — you saw it happen above.
You can — the founder did, for months. Three things made him build this instead: a chat only coaches when you remember to prompt it; a chat log isn’t coaching memory; and getting a correct structured workout onto a watch took months of trial and error that’s now built in. It’s also cheaper than the AI subscription the DIY route needs.
Those hand you a template and count your compliance. Paceform reads what you actually ran, explains its choices, negotiates the week with you, and remembers how you respond to training. And it costs less than half of Runna.
You can withdraw your health-data consent at any time (it pauses coaching), and export or delete your data whenever you want. GDPR applies in full.
Yes, whenever you like — no notice period, no fees. Your founding rate sticks as long as you stay subscribed.
Runners who want structure without a spreadsheet. Racing anything from 5K to marathon, or just getting fitter — you pick a goal during onboarding and the plan follows.
4 weeks free for the first 20 · No card needed