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Flo Kempenich
Hi Bevel team,
First, I want to say, I really like the way Bevel handles stress. It’s the most accurate I’ve found, and I particularly love the way it marks workouts and avoids tracking HRV 15 minutes after a workout.
However, I’ve encountered an issue where I sometimes forget to track a workout, especially walking. Consequently, this leads to a spike in the stress graph, and I am unable to retrospectively edit that section to mark it as a workout (see attached screenshot).
Currently, my workaround is to set the action button to WorkOutDoors and immediately track a walk whenever I leave the house. While functional, this approach is imperfect and can be quite tedious as I sometimes forget to activate it.
I believe the following improvements would greatly enhance the user experience:
  1. Retrospective Editing:
    Allow users to manually flag a section of the stress graph as a workout. This would enable users to correct spikes and ensure the day’s stress level is accurately reflected.
  2. Proactive Identification:
    Implement a feature that identifies potential missed workouts by detecting spikes in the stress graph. This feature could offer a one-click solution to flag the spike as a workout, ideally using motion data for better accuracy.
I found another feature request related to tagging the stress graph, but my suggestion directly addresses refining the current workout handling process.
Please let me know if you have any questions or need further details about this use case.
Thank you for considering my request.
Best,
Flo