Goal setting
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Leah
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Available in Bevel 3.0. You can set this up with Bevel Intelligence by telling it your goal, like “My goal is to run a 5k in under 25 minutes” or “My goal is 30km per week,” and asking it to track your progress. It remembers context, so it can check in on your goals over time. You can also ask it to create a plan to help you reach them.
Leah
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Comprehensive Goal Setting & Progress Tracking
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stan simms
Goal Customization I would like the ability to set specific goals for all trackable metrics within Bevel, including:
• Protein intake
Alcohol
• Total weight lifted
• Calories burned and consumed (Net Calories)
• Active Calories
• Walking and Running Distance
• Total Steps
• Water intake
• Sleep duration
• Body composition metrics (Weight, Body Fat %, Lean Body Mass)
Progress Visualization It would be very helpful to see progress bars or charts against these goals. Specifically, I am interested in seeing how I am performing over a weekly timeframe to help stay on track with my fitness and health objectives.
Leah
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in progress
Leah
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Adding daily health goals
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Reka Felix
Daily checklist for certain daily goals / habits (e.g number of steps / calories/ macros / activities )
Quinn Comendant
I was inspired to upvote this feature request after seeing something vibe-coded to track goals of weekly zone 2 + HIIT: https://x.com/karpathy/status/2024583544157458452
I would love to see this in Bevel! I can get overwhelmed by all the metrics, but simple goals like "Strain" is easy to understand – so I'd like to see more, based on customizable metrics (I'd do the same: time in zone 2 + HIIT workouts per week).
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Leah
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Neil Martin
Ability to set monthly and yearly goals
Amanda
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waiting for user input
Hi Andrew Schweikert, have you tried telling Bevel Intelligence your goals? This is the best way to share context and get relevant guidance.
Amanda
Following up on this Andrew Schweikert.