Built for how you actually train.
PaceBeats adapts to your situation — whether it's your first race, a packed work calendar, a qualifying slot, or a roster of athletes. Find the path that fits you.
Self-coached athletes
Coach-level planning for the self-coached triathlete
You already track everything. PaceBeats turns that data into weekly decisions — what to do, what to move, and what to protect — so you stop second-guessing your own plan.
First-timers
Your first triathlon, minus the guesswork
Three sports, one calm plan. PaceBeats builds a first race you can actually absorb — volume caps and progression limits mean it never asks too much, too soon — and shows you the full plan before you commit to anything.
Time-crunched athletes
Training that survives a real schedule
Variable hours, travel, and family come first. PaceBeats is built for the weeks that don't go to plan — it protects what matters and lets the rest flex.
Performance & qualifying
For athletes chasing a PR or a qualifying slot
When the margins are thin, the details decide the day. PaceBeats brings multi-race prioritization, readiness analysis, and precise tapering to your peak season.
Coaches & clubs
AI planning leverage for coaches — with you still in control
Spend less time on first drafts and athlete context, more time coaching. PaceBeats generates and adapts plans; you review and approve before anything is pushed.
Runners
A coach-level plan for runners who train alone
Running-first is a first-class mode, not a triathlon hand-me-down: pick running as your focus and PaceBeats plans running — your races, your paces, your recovery. No swim slots to ignore. No bike sessions to delete.
Cyclists
Coach-level training for cyclists with a real event on the calendar
Gran fondo, gravel race, road race — set it as your goal and PaceBeats models the demand from distance and terrain, then periodizes your whole season to arrive fresh and fit.