Electric Visions
A running and strength training app that adapts daily sessions to users’ overnight recovery data
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Electric Visions
Electric Visions makes Pacent, a running and strength training app that reads overnight recovery data from a user's watch, adjusts the day's session and explains the change in plain language.
The company describes its earlier work as software consultancy, building web applications and working with teams on agile development. Electric Visions Ltd is registered in South Petherton, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2010.
Product: Pacent is a running and strength training app that adapts daily sessions using overnight recovery data from a watch.
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