Pace privacy policy
Effective November 8, 2026.
What Pace does
Pace is an Apple Watch speedometer. It shows GPS speed in miles per hour and keeps run history on the watch. There is no Pace account to create.
Location and Health
Pace uses the watch location to show speed and record a run route. It asks for location and Health access. When access is allowed and a run is saved, Pace can write an outdoor workout, distance, route, and available top speed to Apple Health. Pace can read workouts it previously saved to rebuild its history.
Local history and iCloud
Run history is kept on the watch. Pace is also designed to store a history record in the Apple Account's private iCloud database, using the container iCloud.com.familyitguy.pace. That record can include the run dates, available top speed, distance, and Health workout identifier. iCloud availability depends on the Apple Account and system settings. This policy does not promise that history will sync to another watch.
What the developer receives
Pace does not send location, workouts, or run history to the developer. The app has no advertising or analytics and does not track you.
If you email support, the developer receives your email address and whatever information you choose to include. Do not send passwords, workout routes, or private health information.
Deleting information
Use History in Pace to delete a saved run. Pace requests deletion of its associated Health workout and any private iCloud copy when those services are available. You can also manage workouts in Apple Health. Deleting Pace does not delete workouts already saved in Health.
Support and privacy requests
For help or a privacy request, use the Pace support page.
Pace is not a medical device. GPS speed readings can be wrong.
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