Activity heatmap
Spot the days when walking actually stayed part of the work routine.
Paceora Paceora for macOS
Control your WalkingPad from the Mac menu bar.
Paceora is a native macOS app that replaces the phone-first treadmill workflow. Start, stop, and adjust speed without leaving your desk.
Works with WalkingPad C2, A1 Pro, R1 Pro, X21, and X25. Full compatibility details
History
Every session, one scroll away.
Track your steps, distance, and streaks with a built-in activity log.
Active 5 days
Distance activity across the selected range
Summary
32810 Steps
24.2 km Distance
1404 Calories
5h 29m Time
Current streak 2 days
Average active day 4.8 km
Longest walk 6.8 km
Daily breakdown
Check steps, distance, and time without leaving the desktop workflow.
Flexible range
Review a week, month, year, or the full history when habits drift.
Walk Reminder
A nudge, not a nag.
Been sitting too long? Paceora sends a quiet notification to get you moving again.
Get a nudge when sitting stretches too long
See progress toward your daily movement goal
Keep the habit visible instead of relying on memory
Settings
Tuned to how you walk.
Units, reminders, shortcuts, and display — everything has a place.
Check your model
Compatible models
Paceora works with these WalkingPad treadmills. Pick the one that fits your desk and room, then let the app handle the control layer.
The C2 is a smart buy if your main goal is low-friction walking in a tight room. It is less convincing if you want a more planted daily desk setup.
The WalkingPad C2 is the compact desk-walking pick for buyers who care more about easy storage and low-friction use than about maximum deck confidence.
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If you want one sensible desk-first recommendation, start here. The A1 Pro is not the flashiest model, but it is often the hardest one to regret.
The A1 Pro is the safest all-round desk-walking recommendation in Paceora's supported set: sturdier than the compact pads, still foldable enough for a real home office, and clearly desk-first.
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The R1 Pro is a good buy only if the hybrid story is real for you. If desk work is the main problem, there are cleaner answers.
The R1 Pro is the work-and-cardio compromise buy: more flexible than the desk-first models, but also less clean as a pure under-desk recommendation.
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The X21 is worth it when premium office fit is the actual buying reason. If it is not, the A1 Pro usually covers the workday problem for less.
The X21 is the premium office-first WalkingPad: the model for buyers who want better visible-room fit, upright storage, and a more intentional home-office setup.
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The X25 is a smart buy for larger offices, heavier users, and mixed-use buyers. It is not the default recommendation for normal desk work.
The X25 is the heavy-duty premium foldable treadmill for people who want one machine for work walking, heavier-user confidence, and real workout capability.
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Best model to pair with Paceora Model comparisons
Side-by-side breakdowns for the most common cross-shopping decisions.
vs WalkingPad A1 Pro vs C2
Pick the A1 Pro if you want the safer all-round desk setup. Pick the C2 if compact storage is the actual deciding factor.
vs WalkingPad A1 Pro vs R1 Pro
Choose the A1 Pro if your main goal is desk walking. Choose the R1 Pro only if the walk-run flexibility is genuinely part of the buying case.
vs WalkingPad R1 Pro vs X21
Choose the X21 for premium office-first desk walking. Choose the R1 Pro only if the hybrid walk-run angle matters more than visible office polish.
vs WalkingPad X21 vs X25
Choose the X21 for premium desk walking and visible office fit. Choose the X25 only if you really want the heavier-duty treadmill upside too.
Role-based picks
Find the right WalkingPad for how you work
Different roles have different needs. Typing intensity, call schedules, and focus patterns all change the recommendation.
20 work styles From deep-focus coding to meeting-heavy support and sales days.
Software Developer
Developers need a deck that disappears during focus. The wrong treadmill reminds you it exists every… Designer
Design work alternates between deep visual focus and loose ideation. The right treadmill supports bo… Product Manager
PMs live in meetings and docs. The right treadmill fits the gaps between calls, not the calls themse… Writer
Writing demands sustained focus and steady typing. The treadmill either becomes invisible or it beco… Copywriter
Copywriting is faster-paced than long-form writing. Shorter bursts, more context switches, and clien… Content Marketer
Content marketing blends writing, research, analytics, and planning. Walking works well for most of … SEO Specialist
SEO work is surprisingly varied — keyword research, technical audits, content briefs, outreach. Walk… Customer Support
Support work runs on call cycles and ticket queues. Walking fits the gaps between conversations bett… This page includes affiliate links. If you buy through them, Paceora may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
FAQ
Common questions about Paceora
Does Paceora support my WalkingPad model?
Paceora supports the C2, A1 Pro, R1 Pro, X21, and X25. Check the compatibility page for the full list and support status.
Do I still need the KS Fit phone app?
Not for daily use. Paceora handles start, stop, speed control, and session history from your Mac. You may want KS Fit for initial firmware updates.
Is Paceora an official WalkingPad app?
No. Paceora is an independent macOS app built specifically for desk-walking workflows. It is not affiliated with KingSmith or WalkingPad.
What can Paceora control?
Start and stop the treadmill, adjust walking speed, view session stats, review history, set walk reminders, and manage preferences — all from the Mac menu bar or keyboard shortcuts.
Does Paceora require a subscription?
Check the App Store listing for current pricing. There is no recurring subscription requirement for core functionality.
Is this meant for desk walking, not workouts?
Yes. Paceora is built for people who walk at their desk while working. It is designed for low-speed, long-duration use during the workday, not for gym-style cardio sessions.
Download Paceora, pair your pad, walk.
No account required. Works with supported WalkingPad models over Bluetooth.