Pace is a connector between wearable devices and Claude, the AI assistant from Anthropic. It is meant for people who have health and fitness data from devices but want to ask about that data in normal language instead of working through numbers and dashboards.
The service says it can connect wearables once and then let Claude access the user’s real data. It is described as working through three steps: creating a Pace account and connecting wearables, adding Pace in Claude under connectors by pasting the Pace URL, and then asking questions in Claude. The site says multiple devices can be connected at the same time. Example questions on the page include comparisons of sleep with the previous week, questions about blood sugar over the last 30 days, changes in resting heart rate, trends in energy over three months, recovery versus work load, and training load over the last two weeks.
Pace offers a Starter plan at €0 per month, which allows one device, 30 days of data history, full connector functions, and a 7-day historical backfill. A Pro plan is listed at €9 per month and adds unlimited devices, full data history, and a 30-day historical backfill, along with the Starter features. A Trainer plan is marked coming soon for teams and coaches; it includes the Starter and Pro features, allows up to 10 athletes, and adds trainer tools and capabilities. The page also says the platform is building an app for structured visualization, trends, comparisons, and a trainer view.
Pace sits in PulseGate's Health & fitness category. It focuses on understanding and interpreting personal health and fitness data using AI-powered insights. Pace is a consumer product aimed at athletes and fitness enthusiasts. Pace follows a freemium model, with paid plans starting at $12. Pace is available on the web.
Pace first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include wearable integration, AI health insights, and personalized feedback.
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