PACEme is currently being tested privately before a controlled external beta. This stage is focused on reliability, accessibility, understandable guidance, privacy and safe handling of missing or contradictory data.
The first goal is to find faults and confusing behavior before wider access: setup, daily check-ins, live monitoring, Pace Points, suggestions, Plan Ahead, Care/Care Plus, reports, exports, AI features and Research Feed.
User testing can show whether the app is usable and whether its guidance matches lived experience. It does not by itself clinically validate the pacing calculations or prove that PACEme prevents PEM.

A small future group across different conditions and severities will provide detailed feedback after internal testing is complete.

Users are onboarded via our waitlist to ensure a supportive testing environment.

Continual updates to the app based directly on tester observations and data.
We use the feedback, bug reports and case-study information that testers choose to submit. Core pacing and health records are not automatically uploaded by these website forms.

"How was today?" prompts and suggestion acceptance tracking.

Understanding confusing guidance, false reassurance, excessive caution and whether actions behave as described.
Help us build a stable, reliable platform. Report any technical issues as soon as they appear.
Structured user case studies are planned for the controlled beta; none are being presented as clinical evidence yet.
When enough suitable data exists, this area can report user experience and user-reported outcomes with clear methods and limitations. Claims about PEM reduction or efficacy will require evidence beyond ordinary beta feedback.

Coming after Beta completion

Coming after Beta completion
Join the waitlist to hear when controlled external testing opens. Testing places will be limited so support and feedback can be handled properly.