PaceShip: Goals on Time, Habit by Habit
Know if you’ll hit your goal on time. A bad week costs you pace, not progress.
A habit and goal tracker built around your pace, not a streak. Log it in one sentence, from the app or your AI agent.
Not built yet. The calculator below works today.
3 of 10. Good or bad? Depends on the day.
On day 3, you’re ahead. On day 28, you need 7 more in 2 days. A checkbox or a progress bar looks the same on both days.
Pace adds the missing piece: time. It compares what you’ve done with how much time has passed, then tells you what it takes from here. It’s plain math, run by code, not a guess from a model.
day 3
done 3 of 10
time day 3 of 30
day 28
done 3 of 10
time day 28 of 30
Will you make it? Check your goal.
Run 10 times in 30 days
done 4 of 10
time day 11 of 30
day 11
4 of 10, day 11 of 30.
You’re on pace. Once every 3 days gets you there.
Early access when the first version is ready. Your goal isn’t saved.
Log it in one sentence. Get your pace back.
Built for people who run a personal system with AI agents. Tell your agent what you did, or log it in the app. PaceShip keeps the record and does the math, so your pace doesn’t depend on what a model remembers.
Early access when the first version is ready.
- day 19You:
went for a run
- day 19Agent:
Logged. 5 of 10, day 19 of 30. You’re 1 behind. Once every 2 days gets you there.
done 5 of 10
time day 19 of 30
You could build this yourself. You could also build your own Todoist.
You probably could, and it might even be fun. You probably haven’t, and not because your agent can’t.
A to-do list has to work wherever you are. So does your pace. A run doesn’t end at your desk.
Take one goal: run 10 times in 30 days. You’ve run 5.
| Today you use | On day 19 | What’s left to you |
|---|---|---|
| Notes and an agent | Whatever you built | Deciding what it does, noticing when it doesn’t |
| A typical habit tracker | 5 of 10 | Working out if that’s enough for your goal |
| A typical to-do app | Run, due today | Adding recurring tasks up into a goal |
| PaceShip (planned) | 5 of 10. You’re 1 behind. Once every 2 days gets you there. | Saying what you did |
Planned: log from the app or your agent, on any device. Keep your system. Plug PaceShip in and let it do the counting.
Based on the tools I checked in November 2026. If your setup already does this, keep it.
Nothing to install yet. Here’s what’s real.
- Works today:
- the calculator on this page.
- Being built:
- the pace engine, an API, an MCP server and a simple web app.
- Launch date:
- none yet. I’d rather not make one up.
- After you sign up:
- you get early access when the first version is ready. I’ll only email you about PaceShip, and you can leave at any time.
- Price:
- not decided yet. Joining the list costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
I’m Mateusz. I’m building PaceShip on my own, and I’m its first user.
Streaks break. Pace bends.
Know where every goal stands, even after a bad week.
Not built yet. Early access when the first version is ready.