Circadian Rhythm
planned (tbd)
Eric Gasser
It would be awesome in the future if we could see like an energy schedule inside the sleep tab.
Something like this from Rise Sleep App
Additionally to get notifications when i have a energy dip or increase and optional notifications like "don’t take any caffeine to you" or "avoid blue lights" like the photos shown.
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Leah
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Caffeine intake window/ circadian rhythm/ blue light
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Alexandre LE GALL
Have a section like at Ultrahuman with a schedule of the day including the various important metabolic windows (blue light, caffeine intake, circadian rhythm, etc.)
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Karl Kuhn
I’d love a personalized recommended bedtime based on my sleep history, circadian rhythm and past recovery. For example, Bevel could show the sleep window in which I usually get the best recovery instead of only calculating bedtime backwards from my selected wake time.
Leah
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Circadian rythm theoughout the year
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André Strand
My circadian rhythm varies throughout the year. It would be very interesting to see the pattern and how light etc affect everything from recovery to sleep (and maybe even eating)
JR
I would love this too! Bevel has all the data.
For me - I love the calendar integration Rise Sleep offers. It allows me to toggle on my energy calendar and plan my tasks around energy.
Rise creates new calendars which is better to toggle on and off, Peaks injects events into an existing calendar which can be messy.
Peaks has a better Watch app, and a good Watch face complication (see attached).
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Leah
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More sleep data
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Kacper Błoński
There’s an app called rise that has all this stuff about sleep and some really practical and useful information. For example energy levels during the day when you peak in the energy and when you dip. Also suggested bedtime and wake up time according to your needs and your biological clock. This app is really great and in my opinion this would be a really useful and needed addition
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Pontus Osvald
I would love the perfect time to go sleep
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Myia Bennett
There’s an app called “Peaks” that graphs your energy forecast each day (and it integrates with Calendar so you can see “Peak” and “Dip” times as events with the duration. It suggests different times when you should work out, nap, eat, focus, wind down, sleep, etc. and plots them all on the visual graph as well as on a list timeline. It also provides an in depth sleep analysis. The app feels pretty accurate.
If Bevel could incorporate something like this into the app—especially since Bevel tracks more metrics like the fluctuating the Energy Score and even Food Intake (which I’m assuming is already analyzed to determine if my Energy Score should get a +points boost based on what I consumed). It just makes sense to add an Energy Level forecast to the Energy Score!
I’ve attached a screen shot of the main screen in “Peaks “ and here’s a link to a 40 sec screen recording showing more detail: https://share.icloud.com/photos/0d4ivgkoGpLMZPNKGLFkZNXJg. Here is a link to the App itself: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/peaks-sleep-energy/id6446705377.
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S. A. Keav
2nd this
Amanda
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Circadianer Rhythmus & "Best Time to Train"
Benjamin Strelow
Whoop tells you how much sleep you should get. A useful extension for Bevel would be to tell you when you should do something.
The feature: Based on your chronotype (Are you an owl or lark?) and your HRV curve over the day, Bevel calculates the optimal window for peak performance.
Example: “Your body is at its best today between 16:00 and 18:00. Put your weight training there.”
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Arnaud
Something similar to Rise yeah or even better. And why not a direct Sleep debt metric would be awesome !
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Sylvain RAMOUSSE
Arnaud +1 with up/down notives it would be great
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