I’d like to suggest a Diet Mode feature in Bevel. The idea is to help users track their weight progress in relation to their calorie intake (whether in a deficit, surplus, or maintenance). It would show if the user is on track based on their diet, and give estimates for how long it will take to reach their goal weight.

If weight stalls, the app could detect it and suggest adjusting calories or activity. It should also include weekly check-ins, a consistency score based on how closely the user sticks to their calorie goal, and a visual chart comparing actual vs. projected weight.

It would be great to support phased goals (like cutting → maintaining → bulking) with separate calorie targets.

I found it surprising when I found out there’s no way to set goals for nutrition (kcals, grams of protein etc). I think it’s a no-brainer! I’d also love to be able to add my target weight gain/loss and goal weight, so that I can track my weight and if it detects my weight is changing too much or too little, it’ll suggest changing the target caloric intake by X amount. Macro Factor is really ahead of the game on this and I think copying a few features from them would really complete the nutrition part of the app.

Hi!

I’ve noticed that the app currently only displays calories consumed and calories burned, but does not take into account my personal daily calorie budget (e.g. based on BMR or TDEE).

Without this, it’s hard to track whether I’m actually in a caloric deficit or surplus, which is essential for weight management.

I suggest including a feature that calculates and displays a personalized daily calorie target, based on user input like age, weight, height, and activity level.

Thanks for considering this improvement!

Iztok

A display and complication for the Apple Watch which shows the progress of how many total calories have already been burned from a given calorie target would be great.