Control without the phone
Start, stop, and adjust speed from the Mac menu bar while the work stays in front of you.
Paceora for macOS
Paceora keeps treadmill control, reminders, history, and shortcuts inside the Mac workflow where desk walking actually happens.
Why it feels different
Paceora does not pretend every treadmill problem is software. It focuses on the daily pain that Mac-first desk walkers actually feel: phone control, remote friction, invisible history, missed reminders, and slow speed changes.
Start, stop, and adjust speed from the Mac menu bar while the work stays in front of you.
Review steps, distance, time, and longer-range history from the desktop workflow.
Use Mac notifications for walk reminders and goal progress instead of relying on memory.
Put treadmill controls on the keyboard for the moments when a phone or remote would break focus.
History
Track your steps, distance, and streaks with a built-in activity log.
Active 9 days
Distance activity across the selected range
See whether the walking habit is actually sticking across the week.
Review steps, distance, and duration without bouncing between apps.
Zoom out to month and year views when you want the broader pattern.
Walk Reminder
Been sitting too long? Paceora sends a quiet notification to get you moving again.
Settings
Units, reminders, shortcuts, and display — everything has a place.
FAQ
Paceora is a paid app (one-time purchase). It costs $9.99 through the App Store.
For daily desk use, yes. Paceora gives you start/stop, speed control, history, and reminders right from your Mac. You may still want KS Fit for firmware updates.
Yes, but a standing desk makes the experience much better. Walking while sitting is not really the idea.