Health & RecoveryOvernight intelligence
Recoverwith intent.
While you sleep, PACE Band reads your heart, breathing and temperature thousands of times. By morning it has one answer: how ready you are.

Morning report · Mon 12 Oct
78%
Primed
- HRV
- 74 ms
- Resting
- 47 bpm
- Asleep
- 7h 53m
01Recovery score
One number. Four signals.
- 40%HRV
- 30%Sleep
- 20%Resting HR
- 10%Prior load
02Try the model
See how readiness moves.
Your night, your numbers
72ms
Your 30-day baseline: 68 ms
48bpm
Your 30-day baseline: 49 bpm
7h 36m
Your sleep need: 8h 00m · sleep score 89
120
An easy run is about 70, a long run 250 to 300
Primed
Your body is ready for quality work. A threshold or interval session will land well today.
- HRV40%
- Sleep30%
- Resting HR20%
- Prior load10%
Bars show each signal's sub-score; percentages are its weight in the final number. This is the same model your band runs every morning.
03Sleep
Every stage, every night.
Deep
Front-loaded early in the night. Growth hormone peaks and muscle tissue repairs.
REM
Grows longer toward morning. Consolidates motor learning and memory.
Light
Half your night. The bridge between cycles that keeps sleep continuous.
Awake
Brief arousals are normal. Long ones show up in efficiency and score.
Last night · score 87
7h 53m
95% efficiency · 3 awakenings
Smart haptic alarm
Wakes you with a silent pulse during light sleep inside a 30-minute window, never mid-deep-sleep.
Personal sleep need
Your nightly target adapts to yesterday's strain and any sleep debt you are carrying.
Consistency coaching
A bedtime window built from your best nights, nudged gently when your schedule drifts.
04Heart-rate variability
Your nervous system, measured nightly.
- Last night
- 74 ms
- 7-day avg
- 71 ms
- Normal range
- 67–76
- Overnight HRV
- 7-day average
- Normal range
05Health monitor
Quiet vitals, loud changes.
Respiratory rate
14.4brpm
Overnight average, steady within 0.5 brpm
Blood oxygen
97%
Red and infrared light, sampled during sleep
Skin temperature
+0.1°C
Deviation from your personal baseline
Resting heart rate
47bpm
Lowest sustained value overnight
Early signals
Flagged before it was felt.
Late in August, our sample athlete's skin temperature and breathing rate rose overnight while HRV fell sharply. The morning report recommended rest a full day before any symptoms appeared.
Tue 25 Aug
- Skin temp
- +0.9°C
- Breathing
- 15.6 brpm
- HRV
- 46 ms
- Recovery
- 33%
Skin temperature vs baseline
Respiratory rate, breaths per minute
Overnight HRV, ms
Shaded bands mark the athlete's normal range. PACE Band highlights changes in your own signals; it does not diagnose illness.

06Daily guidance
Push, hold or rest.
- Primed · 67 to 100Green light for intervals, tempo or a long effort.
- Steady · 34 to 66Keep it aerobic. Volume over intensity today.
- Low · 0 to 33Recovery day. Walk, mobilise and protect your sleep.
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