Paceora Mac app for supported WalkingPads
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Mac application · macOS 13+

For supported WalkingPad and KingSmith models

Broken remote? Control your WalkingPad from your Mac.

If your remote is broken, missing, or unreliable, start, stop, change speed, and keep your walking history from the Mac menu bar. Check your model before purchasing.

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One-time purchase · no subscription · no account · data stays on this Mac · independent and unofficial

Actual Paceora menu-bar control showing a connected WalkingPad X21, session history, stop control, and speed adjustment buttons
Your supported WalkingPad, controlled from the Mac. Actual Paceora interface shown with demo session data. Support varies by model and firmware.
5-star App Store review Posted June 17
“My remote finally broke, and this fixed it! Thank you.”
G.James · “Amazing - Fixed my Broken Remote”
$9.99 once No subscription
No Paceora account History stays on this Mac
Check before purchase Model and Bluetooth matter

Start with your situation

What do you need today?

Primary path

I already own a WalkingPad

Replace daily remote control on a supported model.

Confirm the model and Bluetooth connection before buying Paceora.

Check my model

I’m choosing a WalkingPad

Find a WalkingPad for your space and routine.

Use the selector before comparing retailers.

Find the right WalkingPad

Compatibility diagnostic

Will Paceora work with my WalkingPad?

Choose the exact model and the closest situation. Paceora can replace daily remote control, but it cannot repair treadmill hardware.

No serial number, Bluetooth identifier, or account is required.

Read detailed compatibility information

How daily control works

See the full walk—from connect to history.

The main workflow stays in the Mac menu bar. Paceora discovers a supported WalkingPad, exposes only the available controls, and saves the completed session.

  1. 01
    Connect

    Select a powered-on supported WalkingPad nearby.

  2. 02
    Control the walk

    Start, adjust speed, and stop from the menu bar.

  3. 03
    Review

    See the completed session in walking history.

Paceora control screen with connected status, start and stop controls, speed buttons, and current session details
Connected status and the available start, stop, and speed controls.
Paceora walking history with activity heatmap and session totals
Walking history saved after the session.

Supported models

Supported WalkingPads at a glance.

“Supported model” is not a universal guarantee. Check the exact treadmill and this Mac before purchasing Paceora.

Supported model

WalkingPad C2

Best for tight spaces and shorter desk-walking sessions.

Material limitation: Narrower deck becomes more noticeable during longer typing sessions.

Compatibility details
Supported model

WalkingPad A1 Pro

Best all-round choice for regular, desk-first walking.

Material limitation: Heavier and more committed than the C2.

Compatibility details
Supported model

WalkingPad R1 Pro

Best when walk-and-run flexibility genuinely matters.

Material limitation: Less desk-pure than the A1 Pro.

Compatibility details
Supported model

WalkingPad X21

Best for premium office fit and upright storage.

Material limitation: Price premium is real.

Compatibility details
Supported model

WalkingPad X25

Best for heavier-duty use beyond desk walking.

Material limitation: Easy to overbuy for pure desk work.

Compatibility details
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Capabilities and boundaries

What Paceora does—and where it stops.

Paceora can

Handle the supported daily control workflow.

  • Start, stop, and adjust speed from the Mac menu bar
  • See live steps, distance, duration, and speed
  • Review walking history saved locally on the Mac
  • Use optional reminders and keyboard shortcuts
Paceora cannot

Override hardware, firmware, or model limits.

  • Works only with the listed models after compatibility checking
  • Requires macOS 13+ and depends on Bluetooth and firmware
  • Cannot repair mechanical, electrical, or power faults
  • May not replace every remote or KS Fit function; independent and unofficial
Broken remote, connection problem, or hardware fault? Follow the troubleshooting guide

For prospective WalkingPad buyers

Choosing a WalkingPad that works with your Mac

Start with practical constraints, not a generic ranking. The selector weighs room and routine fit before retailer links appear.

Space and storageWalking routineUser and desk fitBudget and Paceora support
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Paceora supported

Primary recommendation

WalkingPad A1 Pro

The best all-round choice for regular desk walking: steadier than the compact pads, still foldable, and clearly workday-first.

Meaningful disadvantage: Heavier and more committed than the C2.

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Paceora supported

One compact alternative

WalkingPad C2

Choose it when storage is the main constraint and shorter walking sessions are enough.

Meaningful disadvantage: Narrower deck becomes more noticeable during longer typing sessions.

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As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Recommendations use published manufacturer specifications and sourced review evidence, not real-time stock, live pricing, or unclaimed first-hand testing.

Before you buy

Questions that decide the purchase

Can Paceora replace my broken WalkingPad remote?

It can replace daily remote control on a supported model when the treadmill itself still powers on and its Bluetooth connection works. Paceora does not repair the remote or treadmill hardware.

Which WalkingPad models are supported?

Paceora currently supports the WalkingPad C2, A1 Pro, R1 Pro, X21, and X25. Support is model-specific and does not extend to every WalkingPad or KingSmith product.

How do I check compatibility before buying?

Choose your model in the diagnostic on this page, then run the live check in desktop Chrome. The live check asks you to select a nearby WalkingPad and verifies the Bluetooth connection without sending movement commands.

Does Paceora work if the treadmill itself is broken?

No. If the treadmill will not power on or no controller can reach it, contact WalkingPad or KingSmith hardware support. Paceora is not a mechanical or electrical repair tool.

Does Paceora require the KS Fit application?

No for normal Paceora control. Keep KS Fit available for firmware updates, official setup, and manufacturer-support edge cases.

Does Paceora require an account?

No. Paceora does not require a Paceora account.

Where is my walking data stored?

Workout history is saved locally on your Mac. The current App Store release does not require a Paceora account or keep a separate customer-history database.

Is Paceora a subscription?

No. Paceora is a $9.99 one-time purchase on the Mac App Store.

Which macOS versions are supported?

Paceora requires macOS 13.0 or later. You also need a Mac with working Bluetooth access.

Is Paceora affiliated with WalkingPad or KingSmith?

No. Paceora is an independent, unofficial application and is not affiliated with or endorsed by WalkingPad or KingSmith.

Can I still use the original remote?

Paceora does not modify the original remote. Bluetooth behaviour can vary, so use one controller at a time while connecting or troubleshooting rather than assuming simultaneous control.

What should I do if my model is not supported?

Do not buy Paceora for that model. Request model support through the support page, contact the manufacturer for hardware problems, or use the selector to compare supported replacement models.

Remote control, back where you work

Get control of your WalkingPad back.

Check the supported model and this Mac first. Paceora is $9.99 once, requires macOS 13+, and has no subscription.

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