Apace Active LLC
A digital fitness studio · Est. 2026
Apace Active is a small fitness software studio in Oceanside, California. We build tools for couples, training partners, and teams who’ve decided that the work is more meaningful when someone’s doing it alongside them.
What we stand for
Software that helps people make progress, not products that demand more attention.
The point is the human on the other side of the screen. Fitness apps should serve them, not the metric.
Showing up consistently beats going hard once. We build for the long arc, not the highlight reel.
Native iOS and Android. Real-time sync. Privacy-respecting. Made with the same care as the work it tracks.
What we’re building
We’d rather make one app that genuinely helps the people using it than ten that get a few downloads and disappear. Our first product comes from the simplest possible place: we wanted it for ourselves.
A tracker for couples taking on the 75 Hard challenge.
Most fitness challenge apps are built for one person. The hard part of 75 Hard isn’t any single workout or meal — it’s 75 days of doing it without quitting. Doing it with a partner changes everything.
75 Together syncs both partners’ daily progress in real time, so you can see how the other person is doing without having to ask. When one partner finishes a workout, the other knows. When one slips, the other can show up.
Why we’re building it
Apace Active was started by Adam and Brooke Hansler, a married couple in North County San Diego. We’ve done the 75 Hard challenge together, a half-marathon training block together, weightlifting cycles, and Peloton stretches that lasted longer than they should have.
We started building 75 Together because we kept reaching for an app that didn’t exist — something that treated couples doing fitness challenges as a unit, not as two solo accounts logging into the same product.
Apace Active is a small studio. It’ll always be a small studio. We’re not trying to build the next billion-dollar fitness platform — we’re trying to build a few apps that the people using them actually like, and that pay for themselves modestly enough to keep going.
If that’s the kind of software you want to use, we’d love to hear from you when 75 Together launches.
Get in touch