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PaceBar

PaceBar

Independent developer

PaceBar is a private Mac menu-bar app that turns on-device interaction patterns into a simple load readout, helping you notice rising work.

Updated 7m ago
PaidProductivity⚑ 37

About PaceBar

PaceBar is a macOS menu-bar app that monitors your interaction timing and frequency to build a personalized sense of your working pace, showing a simple pace score and nudging you when it's time to reset β€” aimed at catching overwork before you notice it yourself. It develops a baseline specific to your own working patterns rather than a generic threshold, sends gentle (not alarming) notifications when workload becomes excessive, and operates entirely locally with no cloud sync and no special system permissions required β€” it explicitly does not record keystrokes or screen content, only interaction timing. It's a one-time $7.99 purchase through the Mac App Store, requiring macOS 15 or later, with no subscription or recurring fees. Good fit for someone prone to losing track of time while deeply focused, who wants a lightweight, privacy-respecting nudge to take a break rather than a full time-tracking or productivity-monitoring suite.

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Key Information

Pricing
Paid
Free Trial
No
API Access
No
Category
Productivity
Developer
Independent developer
Last Updated
7m ago
Website Status
Online
Website
pacebar.app

Features

Personalized work-pace scoring from interaction timing
Adaptive baseline unique to individual patterns
Gentle break-reminder notifications
Fully local, no cloud sync required
No keystroke or screen-content recording
One-time $7.99 Mac App Store purchase

Pricing

Paid
This is a paid tool β€” visit the website for pricing details.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, PaceBar is a paid tool.

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