Train by the numbers, not guesswork.

How do I get started with Pace IQ?

It's simple. Just launch the app, answer a few questions, and start your first training sessions.

What data does Pace IQ track?

Pace IQ tracks live pace and speed (in your choice of min/km, km/h, mph, or m/min), distance, split consistency, and structured interval segments. It also saves your complete training history, including comments on track conditions and weather.

Can I use Pace IQ on both Apple Watch and iPhone?

Yes. Pace IQ is fully optimized for both. Use the Apple Watch app for hands-free, real-time pace tracking right on your wrist during your ride. Use your iPhone or Android phone for initial setup, detailed session reviews, and browsing your long-term training history.

How accurate is the tracking?

Pace IQ uses advanced, high-frequency GPS optimized specifically for equestrian movement. Under open skies, you can expect highly reliable and precise pace and distance readings. For the best accuracy, start your session with a clear line of sight to the sky to establish a strong GPS lock.

What training tools are displayed on the screen?

How you run your training is entirely up to you—you're the expert. Pace IQ simply acts as the ultimate digital tool to replace manual stopwatches. During your session, the screen displays your real-time pace or speed, alongside your speed for the last interval. You can also easily launch simulated races of any chosen distance to track and analyze your performance with absolute precision.

Do I need to keep my phone unlocked during training?

No. Pace IQ runs seamlessly in the background on both iPhone and Android. On Apple Watch, everything runs on your wrist, so you can keep your phone safely stored away during your training sessions.

Can I add comments after a session?

Yes. After each session, you can add comments to record track conditions, weather, or custom notes. All of your comments are saved directly alongside the session data in your training history.

Why do I see gaps in my training data?

GPS signals require a clear line of sight to satellites in the sky. If you are training deep in a forest, near tall structures, or inside an indoor arena, the signal can become unstable, resulting in small gaps in your tracking. Additionally, keeping your phone tucked deep in a pocket or under heavy clothing can severely deteriorate GPS reception. For the best and most reliable signal, we recommend wearing your phone on an arm band or mounting it securely onto your sulky or cart.

Why did my recording stop?

Sometimes, smartphones or smartwatches aggressively close background applications to save memory or battery. To protect your work, we have built a robust automatic backup system: if the app is ever closed unexpectedly, you can fully recover all training data collected up to that moment as soon as you reopen the app. If you are on an Android device and experience background stops, we highly recommend going into your device settings and turning on the option to disable battery optimizations for Pace IQ.

Why is my mobile battery draining during training?

While GPS tracking does use power, keeping your phone's screen turned on during training consumes far more battery than the GPS tracking itself. To maximize your battery life during long sessions, we recommend locking your screen and running Pace IQ in the background, or tracking your session hands-free using your Apple Watch.