Adaptive Training Calendar & Weekly Planning System
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Isak S
Indicate days where you have worked out in the strain month view, similar to the calendar view in Garmin connect or Apple Fitness app - maybe with a small coloured dot. This would make it easier to see how many of the days this month that you have worked out (as it is now - maybe you do a strength session one day that doesn’t build much strain, and that strain score looks just the same as a day where you only walked to your job).
Leah
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Weekly Workout Planner View
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Brad Wile
The bevel chatbot has already created a custom hybrid weekly workout plan for me, but it would be great to be able to view it in a dedicated calendar like view rather than just the chat interface. I would base my whole week off this view
Leah
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Dedicated Workout / Training Plan Interface
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Donatien DM
Bevel Intelligence now generates personalized, adaptive training plans—but the only way to view, modify, and follow them is through a conversational interface. This creates a UX mismatch: long-term training plans (weeks to months) need spatial, calendar-based navigation, not chat.
When you generate a plan on Bevel Intelligence:
• You can’t see the full week/month layout at a glance
• Comparing adjacent sessions (to understand progression or variety) requires multiple back-and-forths
• Modifying a single workout or swapping days is awkward via conversation
• Following the plan day-to-day means reopening the chat every time
• For multi-activity training (runs + strength + HIIT + recovery days), the context switching is significant
Concrete example: Ultra trail prep with 5-6 different session types weekly—you need to see the whole week’s composition to sense-check volume, recovery placement, and exercise rotation. Chat doesn’t provide that spatial context.
Bevel already covers sport + nutrition + sleep/recovery—this is genuinely comprehensive. But Edge and similar apps win on one thing: a dedicated workout management UI that makes long-term plan engagement frictionless. The plan generation (Bevel Intelligence’s strength) is only half the value if the execution surface isn’t fit for purpose.
I would love to have dedicated workout plan view that:
• Displays the full training block (week/month calendar)
• Shows each session with type, duration, intensity indicators
• Allows inline edits (swap exercises, shift days, adjust volume)
• Integrates live data (completed status, performance notes)
• Stays in sync with Bevel Intelligence
Not a replacement for the chat—a companion surface that makes the generated plan actually usable
Leah
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More interactive UI for training plans
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Seth Antuna
Training plans are already in the app, but when they’re inside Bevel intelligence files, it can feel less interactive. I think a dedicated page or tab for training plans with a weekly calendar view would help these plans feel more person, available, and customizable. Each week you can see your planned workouts and access the pre-made workout templates with a tap. Then each week, your workouts would adjust to your performance the previous week. A full-plan view would allow you to see your entire plan up until race day. A reference I’m using is Runna, which allows users to add any races they’re doing, preferences for the training plans, and a preference to include strength training. I think this would be a fantastic feature for runners, bikers, triathlon athletes, and anybody looking for personalized training for events.
Leah
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Workout planner
Daniel Hunter
When I create a workout plan for the week in the Bevel intelligence I would love if I could see it in a 7 day planner mode that is synced in with my calendar (similar to Runna app). I would be great if I could move sessions between days by dragging and drop on the planner it to update bevel intelligence with my changes
Leah
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Creating a calendar on the phone
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Jean-Christophe Léonard
Good morning
I would have a proposal. I used Runna before I met you. I could not follow Runna's plans, too difficult, not adapted to my age, my physical background. In short
I am delighted with your application, however, Runna had one advantage and that was the use of the calendar in order to put in the program. It could be nice if you integrated this function. Like, integrating into it what has been done and what is planned for the next 7 days. reading the plan is sometimes difficult, especially when there are modifications. the AI for example (As I created a calendar for this) was lost because the race he planned was there but as I had postponed a few previous races, so he had trouble optimizing with work, cycling, strengthening, and my mental health. risks. Fortunately I noticed this and asked him to correct it after deleting the long run that I had written down so that he could put back the one he had planned.
But frankly congratulations the application is great.
Also waiting for an iPad version (for displaying plans on a large screen)
regards
Leah
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See scheduled activities
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Shanice Harris
I’d love to see what’s planned for the day such as workouts and goals. Bevel keeps saying it’s on our home page but I’ve been looking for weeks and don’t see it. Either that or linking to the Apple calendar.
Amanda
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Leah
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Planned workouts - home page
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Cynthia Landry
Be able to add a training section planned for the current day (and be able to see when the training is done, red turns green when finished?)
Leah
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COMPLETED PLANNING AND FORECAST
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Thomas Pardon
The idea would be to create a daily schedule that consolidates both the activities carried out but also our training plan.
Obviously we could read the name of the activity (ex: fundamental endurance) and access by clicking on it either the activity and its statistics or the details of the planned activity.
Leah
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Suggestion for home screen: Visibility of planned tasks & workouts
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Marcel Jokiel
Hi Bevel team,
I use the app intensively for my Hyrox preparation and am impressed by the depth of data analysis. However, there is one hurdle in daily use (user experience) for which I would like to submit a suggestion for improvement:
The problem:
It is currently very difficult to see planned tasks directly from a training plan. Although the current metrics (Recovery, Energy Bank, Strain) are displayed on the home screen, there is no overview of what's on schedule today or tomorrow. The fitness calendar also only shows historical data (completed activities), no future appointments.
To know what I should train tomorrow, I have to navigate deep into my stored plan files in the “Files” area or search in the workout templates. This creates unnecessary friction in everyday life.
My suggestion:
A widget or section directly on the home screen (such as “Today's Schedule” or “Next Up”) that:
- View scheduled workouts from the active schedule.
- List planned habits or check-ins
- Offers a direct “Start” button for the planned workout.
This would turn the app from a pure analysis tool into a real active companion that guides you through the day.
Thank you so much for your great work on the app!
Best regards,
marcel
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