I would like if there was a feature to schedule future workouts in the calendar, to display them as part of the home screen coaching. Like others have said, if i have a run scheduled, the coaching could calculate how much i would need to run to reach the target strain.

It would be nice if you could enter a goal and suggest it for a workout.

In addition, make intelligent adjustments to an existing workout so that progress is guaranteed.

A recommendation based on sleep quality: You can choose, for example, which types of sports you engage in, such as jogging or strength training. The app then uses your recovery status and vital metrics to suggest areas for improvement, like achieving better progress in endurance training. Additionally, it provides a "rating" for the workout.

Gentler Streaks gives recommendations on how long of certain activities will bring you to your ideal strain. It would be great if Bevel could give similar recommendations.

Based on my workouts from the past it would be great if you would suggest workouts to reach my target strain.

A way for the metrics collected by Bevel (e.g. Strain, Recovery, Sleep, Stress, Energy Bank, HRV, etc) to be utilised to recommend a workout (or several options for a workout) each day.

Something in a similar vein to Garmin's Daily Suggested Workouts, or Polar's FitSpark. I think the 'Gentler Streak' app also offers something similar, but a lot less in-depth/detailed.

It could generate 3-4 options for doing an appropriate Strength, Cardio or Mobility/Recovery workout. (Some kind of implementation with Strength Builder for these could be amazing?)

I had a go of creating my own (extremely rudimentary) version of something to demonstrate this, that takes Strain, Recovery, Sleep, and Energy Bank into account:

(There are many issues still, e.g. some workout durations being suggested at 0 mins for a low recovery score etc, but hopefully, it gives some very basic idea of the possible format!)

Garmin's Daily Suggested Workouts for reference:

And Polar's FitSpark:

I'm aware this idea has been suggested in another request that details a list of Garmin features, but I thought this explanation/demo would be easier in its own request.

(EDIT: Apologies if this post shows up multiple times, it didn't seem to show up in the Feedback Requests the first time I posted it, sorry!)