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Tomek Gniewko Bielak
If be great if the coaching on the main Paige was more advanced than just talking about strain. Shouldn’t this be where you get a personalized message based on all your metrics from I.e previous day for the day ahead, example could be you had a really stressful day yesterday, or you had a harder or longer workout than yesterday, this would obviously have to go hand in hand with your recovery score, and also i.e. and additional message later in the day to tell you how you doin, example despite your stressful day yesterday, today you managed to keep your battery high keep pushing.
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Amanda
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Meal suggestions
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Dylan Steven
Once macro and calorie goals have been added it would be great to have the app recommend meals or foods that would help improve nutrition score for the day, hit macros and calories. At the moment it’s a good tracker but would love to have it coach and advise me on what I should eat.
Amanda
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Injury-Aware Training Guidance
Berkin Nergis
Many athletes train with pre-existing injuries or recurring weak spots (e.g., shoulder impingement, elbow tendonitis, finger pulley strains). It would be very useful if the app allowed users to log known injuries or sensitive areas.
Based on this input, the software could:
• Suggest alternative exercises that are safer for the injured region.
• Recommend reductions in intensity or volume for risky movements.
• Provide guidance for active recovery options (mobility, stretching, antagonist training).
• Warn when a planned workout might aggravate the injury.
This would create a more personalized, injury-aware training plan, helping athletes continue progressing while reducing the risk of setbacks.
Amanda
Berkin Nergis This will be part of the new AI feature that's coming in the next release.
Luca Rutz
Amanda, when is this next release planned ? I have searched in a lot of places but I just can't seem to find any information on the actual release plan
Amanda
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Normal User
Somehow there are already similar posts, but somehow not really. First of all, I would like to see more types of sport under the “Fitness” tab. There is currently only “strength training” as a separate item. I would like to see more options for what can be displayed. For example cycling, jogging, swimming, etc. In addition, I would like to see not only whether it is “overtraining”, “consistent”, etc., but also things like “Work out today for at least 30 minutes so as not to fall into undertraining” or “You should take a break for two days because you are overtraining” or even that you might put together a good plan gets that you can build your training on in the long term in order to make your training load/cardio load healthy in the long term boost. For example, “run two times 45 minutes this week to increase your cardio load” and if you immediately overtrain during the first run, that is then immediately adjusted so that the second run is immediately deleted and a longer recovery is suggested instead (due to overtraining from the first run).
Randell
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Adding a AI coach/bot to quickly ask questions
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Soheil
Creating an AI coach to not only respond to common questions, ie. Why aren’t I recovering as well despite sleeping long hours, or what exercises should I incorporate to build x muscle, would really drive the user experience and set the app apart from other brands. Just a suggestion!
Randell
Hi Soheil, This is coming soon! Please stay tuned for our update!
Randell
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Inconsistent Strain guidance
Ed I
Today, Bevel says I had excellent recovery and sleep. As a result, it’s giving me a strain guidance of 25%-60%.
However, a few days ago, I had poor sleep quality and not as good recovery, yet its target strain was 46%-73%
Is this because I’ve only been using the app for about 2-3 weeks or is this a bug?
Randell
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Inconsistent sleep feedback
RJ
The feedback from the ‘coaching’ feature is wildly inconsistent with the detailed data in sleep. The coaching tells me to prioritise earlier bed time while the sleep data penalised me for ‘earlier than normal’ sleep time?? It also keeps telling me my awake time was much higher than normal on days I get up to feed my pets and go back to sleep (such as weekends) which is normal and has been a regular routine for months. Sleep data and the assumptions it makes seems to be highly unreliable compared to other apps I have tried for health tracking
Randell
Hi RJ, Thanks for the feedback! We’re already working on improvements to the coaching text for each main metric.
Alongside that, we’ll also be rolling out AI Coaching, so please stay tuned! :)
RJ
Randell thanks for the feedback however it’s not just the coaching text that is poor. The sleep metrics keep telling me my awake time was much higher than normal on days I get up to feed my pets and go back to sleep (such as weekends) which is normal and has been a regular routine for months. Sleep data and the assumptions it makes seems to be highly unreliable compared to other apps I have tried for health tracking.
Randell
RJ: Can you please share a screenshot of your Sleep chart data in Apple Health and Bevel so we can verify this?
- Bevel -> Sleep -> Primary Sleep -> Screenshot the Sleep Contributors and Sleep Stage chart
- Apple Health -> Sleep, Screenshot the Sleep chart for me.
Please note that Bevel only pulls in the data that is in Apple Health for your Sleep. I understand your point in regards to your normal routine and as I have mentioned the new and improved coaching should be able to pick up on this.
RJ
Randell I don’t think you’re understanding the issue. I’m not saying it’s pulling in the wrong data - the sleep data from apple is imported correctly but how it interprets that data is not helpful. Is there a way to turn off coaching?
Randell
RJ: Hi, there is no other way to turn off the coaching on your metric dashboard as of now.
As I have mentioned from my previous response, the new improved coaching and AI coaching will both cover these concerns of yours.
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