Bug Reports

I was sick for 2 days last week, set my activity back to active but the AI guidance is still saying I’m recovering from illness

My settings are being ignored by the AI coach.

Hi Development Team, I’m reporting a data inconsistency bug in the Nutrition → Goals area of the app. The calorie total and macro breakdown shown on the Nutrition Goals card do not match the values displayed in the “Your Nutrition Goal” modal. This is causing confusion about the actual target values. Summary • The Nutrition Goals card shows different total calories and macro percentages/grams than the “Your Nutrition Goal” modal. Observed behavior (screenshots attached) • Nutrition → Goals card: • Calories left: 5,315 kcal • Fat/Carbs/Protein left: 201 g / 468 g / 409 g • Macro % shown: Fat 51% / Carbs 31% / Protein 18% • (screenshot: 130A2CE2-1263-435C-985E-22757E8E8E2B.jpeg) • “Your Nutrition Goal” modal: • Total goal: 5,655 kcal • Fat: 220.2 g • 35% • Carbs: 493.9 g • 35% • Protein: 424.4 g • 30% • TDEE shown as 2,110 kcal and goal = 3,545 kcal above maintenance • (screenshot: 1B24D353-E0DE-4839-AFD9-C49C80C2D39D.jpeg) Best regards,

Screenshots attached, incorrect wordings in summary. An activity of 1 hour 0 minutes and 40 seconds is identified as 1 hour 40 minutes in Bevel summary, seems to be a bug.

Since the Liquid Glass update, I have both the old and the new navigation bar coexisting and overlapping each other. This was the case on my 13 Pro as well as on my new 17.

When logging workout details in a Strength Training session, the app shows that the details are being saved and synced, but it doesn’t always. Even after logging workout details for some sessions multiple times, they show up blank a few hours later. I’m logging workout details from a template. This messes up overall weight lifting volume tracking, and it seems to be messing up cardio load as the app will report Overtraining on one day and then Detraining the very next day. My app version is 2.2.8(2350), I’m capturing the workout with an Epix Pro in Garmin Connect as the data source, I’m running the app on my iPhone 15 Pro Max.

since the AI features were added, the app takes a long time to load (UI loads but all data is blank). 7-10 seconds to load the data. The one thing I think could be causing this is I enabled syncing the last 5 years of data, but I don’t get why this would cause a slowdown at the beginning of every app load (after app has been removed from RAM) as data from 5 years ago isn’t going to change so the sync doesn’t need to go back that far. Unless Bevel never stores health data so it’s always having to reload and calculate everything from scratch on boot? Im on 2.2.4, iOS 26.0, and iPhone 15 pro.

Yesterday morning Bevel AI told me that my energy bank was at 80, "well above my typical baseline of 29" at this time of the day. I'm glad that that's definitely not true – my battery level after sleeping is usually between 60 and 80. I've had several other instances of the AI misreporting on battery levels as well, e.g. yesterday evening's report that my battery level is at 60 whilst it actually was at 39. I'm tending to not find Bevel AI very helpful and am tempted to turn it off.

After the recent time change I decided to go to bed one hour earlier than usual, which actually would be the "normal" time to go to bed had the time change not happened. So in line with my circadian rhythm. My WHOOP app rewards that with normal sleep consistency, Bevel "punishes" it with an "Earlier than normal" in the "Sleep time" category. Bevel AI comments on that saying I should aim for my usual bedtime to support my recovery, which makes no sense at all. Maybe something should be changed here?