Pacelit — Pace & coaching.

Adaptive pace coaching with a real changelog

Pace apps tend to either lock you into their plan or hand you noisy raw GPS data with no coach in the loop. The founder wanted a runner-facing product with a real published changelog so users can see the work being done — not just an unmoving App Store page.

Native runner apps on iOS (React Native via Expo) and watchOS (SwiftUI), with a public Next.js web surface for the marketing, product features, and changelog. Releases are surfaced publicly so the audience can read what shipped this week, not what shipped a year ago.

• Mobile
  React Native (Expo) phone app — described on the product page as the runner-facing surface.
• Watch
  Native SwiftUI watchOS app — described on the product page as the wrist-side coach.
• Web
  Next.js public web surface in this repo — landing, terms, support, and the changelog route at `/apps/pacelit/changelog`.
• Release rhythm
  Public `/changelog` page so each shipped build is documented for the audience the moment it lands.

• iOS + watchOS
  Native surfaces on phone and wrist, paired with a single web home.
• /changelog
  Public release log on the web surface — users never have to wonder if the product is being worked on.
• One repo, one voice
  Marketing + legal + changelog all live in the same Next.js codebase, so the product story stays consistent.

• 1Wire an RSS feed off the `/changelog` route so power users can subscribe without polling the page.
• 2Per-entry deep links on the changelog so a specific release can be shared with its own URL.
• 3OpenGraph image generation per changelog entry — currently the route inherits the generic site OG.