Hi Bevel Team,

I have a feature idea that I think could make Bevel much more engaging and help users stay consistent.

I would love to see a Friends / Social feature where I can add my friends and optionally share selected health and lifestyle information with them, such as:

• Sleep and sleep consistency

• Recovery / Readiness

• Training and workout activity

• Daily steps and activity

• Nutrition and calorie/macronutrient adherence

• Hydration

• Overall daily routine consistency

It would also be great to have challenges between friends, for example:

• Best sleep consistency this week

• Most consistent training schedule

• 8,000–10,000 steps daily challenge

• Nutrition adherence challenge

• Recovery score challenge

• Weekly healthy routine streak

• Overall consistency leaderboard

The important part would be having full privacy controls, so users can choose exactly what information they want to share and who can see it.

I think this could make Bevel much more motivating because consistency becomes something you can build together with your friends rather than doing everything alone.

For example, I could have a small group of friends and see:

“Ahmed: 6/7 days training | 82% sleep consistency | 91% nutrition adherence”

Then we could compete in weekly challenges and motivate each other to maintain better habits.

I believe this would add a strong social accountability and gamification layer to Bevel while still keeping the focus on health, recovery, and performance.

I would personally use this feature and would love to see it in a future Bevel update.

Thank you!

Hi Bevel Team,

I have a feature idea that I think could make Bevel much more engaging and help users stay consistent.

I would love to see a Friends / Social feature where I can add my friends and optionally share selected health and lifestyle information with them, such as:

• Sleep and sleep consistency

• Recovery / Readiness

• Training and workout activity

• Daily steps and activity

• Nutrition and calorie/macronutrient adherence

• Hydration

• Overall daily routine consistency

It would also be great to have challenges between friends, for example:

• Best sleep consistency this week

• Most consistent training schedule

• 8,000–10,000 steps daily challenge

• Nutrition adherence challenge

• Recovery score challenge

• Weekly healthy routine streak

• Overall consistency leaderboard

The important part would be having full privacy controls, so users can choose exactly what information they want to share and who can see it.

I think this could make Bevel much more motivating because consistency becomes something you can build together with your friends rather than doing everything alone.

For example, I could have a small group of friends and see:

“Ahmed: 6/7 days training | 82% sleep consistency | 91% nutrition adherence”

Then we could compete in weekly challenges and motivate each other to maintain better habits.

I believe this would add a strong social accountability and gamification layer to Bevel while still keeping the focus on health, recovery, and performance.

I would personally use this feature and would love to see it in a future Bevel update.

Thank you!

That you can see how much stress, recovery and sleep is with friends.

What the activities are and how many steps they have.

Daily, weekly and monthly views with average

Please add a feature where you can create groups, train together see each others work and progress and push each other to be better together.

One feature that I think would make Bevel 50x better, especially for users coming from Fitbit, would be an in-app friends leaderboard.

Fitbit’s leaderboard is unfortunately very limited and only compares total weekly steps. It would be amazing if Bevel could create a much more complete leaderboard, similar to WHOOP, where you can see your friends listed with their name, optional profile picture, Strain percentage, Sleep percentage, total hours and minutes slept, Recovery percentage, and Steps.

You could compare and rank these metrics across different time periods, including daily, weekly, monthly, 3-month average, 6-month average, and 1-year average. This would make it much more interesting than just seeing who has the most steps in a single week and would let friends compete across different aspects of health and fitness.

It would also be great to have a separate broader leaderboard showing where you rank within the country you’re currently in for Strain and Steps.

I genuinely think this would add a huge social and competitive element to Bevel and make the app significantly more engaging.

I’d love to see Bevel introduce a simple Community feature that allows users to add friends and compete on weekly step counts.

The concept is very simple:

Add Friends → Join a Community → Compete on Steps → Weekly Leaderboard

Users could create or join a community based on their city, workplace, university, or friends, and see a simple weekly leaderboard showing who has the most steps.

For example:

🏆 Weekly Steps Leaderboard

🥇 Alex — 82,450 steps

🥈 Mike — 76,210 steps

🥉 Sarah — 71,840 steps

I believe Steps are the best metric to start with because they are simple, universal, and easy for everyone to understand.

If the feature proves successful, Bevel could gradually expand it into challenges, other metrics, and larger Fitness Leagues between communities and cities.

The key would be to keep the initial experience extremely simple and motivating, rather than introducing too many features at once.

Bevel already tells me how I’m doing. This could show me how I’m doing compared with my friends and community.

I’d love to see Bevel introduce a simple Community feature that allows users to add friends and compete on weekly step counts.

The concept is very simple:

Add Friends → Join a Community → Compete on Steps → Weekly Leaderboard

Users could create or join a community based on their city, workplace, university, or friends, and see a simple weekly leaderboard showing who has the most steps.

For example:

🏆 Weekly Steps Leaderboard

🥇 Alex — 82,450 steps

🥈 Mike — 76,210 steps

🥉 Sarah — 71,840 steps

I believe Steps are the best metric to start with because they are simple, universal, and easy for everyone to understand.

If the feature proves successful, Bevel could gradually expand it into challenges, other metrics, and larger Fitness Leagues between communities and cities.

The key would be to keep the initial experience extremely simple and motivating, rather than introducing too many features at once.

Bevel already tells me how I’m doing. This could show me how I’m doing compared with my friends and community.

I’d love to see Bevel introduce a simple Community feature that allows users to add friends and compete on weekly step counts.

The concept is very simple:

Add Friends → Join a Community → Compete on Steps → Weekly Leaderboard

Users could create or join a community based on their city, workplace, university, or friends, and see a simple weekly leaderboard showing who has the most steps.

For example:

🏆 Weekly Steps Leaderboard

🥇 Alex — 82,450 steps

🥈 Mike — 76,210 steps

🥉 Sarah — 71,840 steps

I believe Steps are the best metric to start with because they are simple, universal, and easy for everyone to understand.

If the feature proves successful, Bevel could gradually expand it into challenges, other metrics, and larger Fitness Leagues between communities and cities.

The key would be to keep the initial experience extremely simple and motivating, rather than introducing too many features at once.

Bevel already tells me how I’m doing. This could show me how I’m doing compared with my friends and community.

I’d like to be able to add my friend on Bevel and see his stats and then comment or give a kudos like on Strava.

Add friends and see, for example, how they slept or are recovering. Since I and my friend use Bevel, we always compare how we slept and our recovery was. If we cook something ourselves and create a recipe on Bevel, it would also be nice if we could share them with each other.