Built for developers

An agentic scheduler for developers who have a side project they'd like to actually ship

Pace plans your side project around the real shape of your week - not around a fantasy where you code every evening.

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Why most developers plans fail

Meetings eat the deep work blocks you wanted to use

The side project is always 'after I finish this sprint'

Generic time-blocking ignores the context-switching cost of short sessions

Evenings after a full day of work are often the worst time for new code

How Pace is different

A plan that bends with your life

Protects fewer, longer blocks instead of many short ones

Pace schedules real deep work windows - 90+ minutes, spaced out - instead of scattering 30-minute stubs you'll never use well.

Plans around your actual meeting-heaviness

Meeting-heavy Mondays? Pace suggests the deep block on Tuesday morning. Quiet Friday afternoon? That's when the ambitious session lands.

Starts at realistic intensity

Not 'code every night for 4 hours.' More like '3 deep sessions a week, one on a weekend morning.' Shippable beats heroic.

Surfaces what to work on next

Pace doesn't replace your issue tracker. It plans the WHEN; you keep using whatever works for the WHAT.

What a week looks like

An example rhythm

Monday

Rest (meeting-heavy day)

Tuesday

90 min deep session, 7-8:30am

Wednesday

Rest or light research

Thursday

90 min deep session, afternoon

Friday

Rest

Saturday

2 hour deep session, morning

Sunday

Rest or planning for next week

Pace generates the actual schedule from your calendar - this is just a shape.

Common questions

Does Pace integrate with GitHub, Linear, Jira?

No. Pace handles the scheduling side, not the task tracking. Keep using whatever issue tracker works for you; Pace makes sure the time to use it actually shows up.

Can I use Pace for work projects too?

Yes, though most of our developer users use it specifically for the personal/side-project half of their week - the part that doesn't have a PM chasing it.