Listen to your heart

Your heart
sets the pace.

ZoneCue turns the heart-rate range you choose into simple RUN and WALK cues you can feel or hear on Apple Watch—so you can keep your eyes ahead.

No account · No phone on the run · Private by design

ZoneCue onboarding on iPhone
ZoneCue showing a RUN cue, heart rate, workout time, Pause, and End on Apple Watch
ZoneCue on iPhone and Apple Watch. Set up on iPhone, then follow clear cues from your wrist.
Eyes up Private by design No phone on the run Your range, always
A quieter way to train

Set it once.
Listen with your wrist.

ZoneCue handles the timing while you stay present on the run. No charts to study mid-stride. No prescribed “ideal” range.

01

Set your range

Enter the heart-rate range you already use. ZoneCue never guesses one for you.

02

Start on your Watch

Choose a zone and duration, then leave your iPhone behind.

03

Follow the cue

Run or walk when your wrist taps. See a clear summary when you finish.

Your cue, your way

Feel it. Hear it. Or both.

Haptics work independently from audio, so you choose the combination that fits your run.

Haptics

Feel it

Distinct wrist taps keep your eyes up and your pace responsive.

Beeps or voice

Hear it

Choose short directional tones or concise “Run” and “Walk” prompts.

Live status

See it

A glanceable Watch screen shows your cue, heart rate, and zone position.

Keep your soundtrack

Made to coexist with ordinary media.

Short prompts mix with and briefly duck music, podcasts, and audiobooks. Cue failure never ends your workout.

Private by architecture

Your heart rate does not need our server.

ZoneCue processes live heart rate on Apple Watch. It keeps settings and summaries on your devices and uses Apple frameworks for workouts, purchases, and paired-device transfer.

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No ZoneCue account or cloud database No ads or behavioral analytics No separate raw heart-rate archive No sale of health information No web forms or cookies
Compatibility

Built for iPhone + Apple Watch.

Requires iOS 18 or later and watchOS 11 or later. Apple Watch reads heart rate and owns the outdoor running workout; iPhone handles setup, subscription, and history.

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Fitness guidance, not medical advice.

ZoneCue does not determine a medically appropriate heart-rate range. Stop exercising and seek appropriate help if you experience concerning symptoms.

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Good to know

Questions before your first run.

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Does ZoneCue choose my zone?

No. You enter the range you already use from a clinician, coach, training plan, or preferred calculation method.

Do I need my iPhone while running?

No. After setup and subscription verification, the independent Apple Watch app owns the workout.

Will music or podcasts stop?

ZoneCue uses short, nonfatal audio prompts designed to mix with and briefly duck ordinary media. You can also use haptics only.

Where is my data stored?

Your zones, preferences, and summaries stay locally on your paired devices. Completed workouts can be saved to Apple Health with permission.

What does it cost?

The intended US price is $9.99 per year through one annual subscription in the App Store. Apple shows the final localized price before purchase.

Listen to your heart. Follow the cue.

Run with fewer glances and clearer cues.

Choose your range. Start from your Watch. Let ZoneCue tell you when it is time to run or walk.

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