Built for startup founders

An agentic scheduler for startup founders who have personal goals too, somewhere under the chaos

Pace plans the founder life - the personal stuff, the health stuff, the side-bet stuff - around a calendar that's mostly the company's.

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Why most startup founders plans fail

Founders put their own goals last, then burn out in month 8

Calendar is 90% meetings, 10% everything else, 0% personal

Generic productivity tools are built for the IC or the team, not the person running both

Your side-of-desk goals (fitness, learning, a book you said you'd read) never start

How Pace is different

A plan that bends with your life

Protects a floor for personal goals, even in crunch weeks

Investor push, product crisis, fundraise week - Pace keeps a minimum viable block for your own goals protected. Not much, just enough to not lose yourself.

Plans for a founder calendar, not an IC calendar

Meeting-heavy days, context-switching, async chunks - Pace reads the real shape of your week instead of assuming deep work blocks that don't exist.

Rebuilds without guilt when things explode

Week from hell? Pace reshuffles the plan so you still land at your personal target, just later. No shame, no streak reset.

Personal side, not work side

This is for your running plan, your Spanish, your book - not for tracking features or OKRs. Pair with your PM tool for the company side.

What a week looks like

An example rhythm

Monday

30 min goal session before standup

Tuesday

Rest (all-day investor meetings)

Wednesday

45 min lunch window

Thursday

Rest or quick review

Friday

60 min afternoon window

Saturday

Longer personal session, 90 min

Sunday

Plan next week + recover

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

Common questions

Can I use Pace for company planning too?

Not really its target. Pace is for personal-goal planning. For company work, use Linear/Notion/Motion/whatever fits. Pace handles the part those tools ignore: you.

I'm pre-revenue. Is $49/year justifiable?

$4/month to not burn out - compare to a gym membership you also aren't going to. Your call, but the ROI math favors not disappearing from your own life.