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Pace Builder
AI powered running coach
Free AI-powered running app that creates personalized training plans for 5K to marathon. Get real-time coaching, track progress, and stay motivated - from couch to 5K and beyond.
About Pace Builder on Product Hunt
“AI powered running coach”
Pace Builder was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 1 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #153 on the daily leaderboard. Free AI-powered running app that creates personalized training plans for 5K to marathon. Get real-time coaching, track progress, and stay motivated - from couch to 5K and beyond.
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Love the AI-generated plans, way easier than cobbling together a schedule myself. One idea: add a quick voice feedback option during runs so I can log how I felt without breaking stride to type. Even just a tap-to-record that later converts to a note would be huge for tracking fatigue on longer efforts.