Feature Requests

My heart rate is higher because I’m pregnant and I’m sure that is skewing all the info I’m receiving. I wish there was a way to account for that either way the app. It would allow me to better monitor and gauge my strain and stress. Apple notes that on my heart rate but bevel just thinks I’m out of shape.

I‘d love to have a tracker in my journal where I can see how long I did stand today. Automatically tracked by my Apple Watch, without me having to manually track it

I need to see my daily HR log. Just numbers with some curve like in Whoop when you turn phone into landscape mode. Thanks.

I get this journal notification daily, but I am too busy (more like too lazy) to fully utilize the journal within the app. However, I am interested in tracking my mood. When I click on this Apple Watch notification, or even the notification on my phone, why not make a set of emojis available to select with one click and populate a standard feeling in the journal. Of course, users can still go into journal and provide as much details as they want. I would really like to see something like this.

Integrating a Pomodoro mode into Bevel would allow users to better focus and structure their time. Each session would enrich the journal and show the impact of productivity on mood and stress. This feature would help build healthy habits and give users a better understanding of what truly benefits their well-being. If the app could also block all other applications during the session, it would create a real distraction-free environment. This would allow anyone to fully concentrate on a task or activity, such as working, reading, or studying, without being disturbed by social media or notifications. For example, a student could finally study efficiently without interruptions.

It would be great if Bevel could analyze manually logged symptoms (like skipped heartbeats, headaches, or heartburn) alongside other Apple Health data, such as exercise, heart rate, HRV, and nutrition. For example: • Do skipped beats happen more often after intense workouts or on rest days? • Does heartburn correlate with specific foods or meal timing? • Are certain symptoms more likely when HRV is lower or after poor sleep? Being able to see patterns between symptoms and various health factors would provide valuable insights and help users identify potential triggers.

I’d love to be able to add the glucose timeline as a card to the Home Screen instead of having to click into nutrition and scrolling down to see it. On the timeline I’d also love to be able to click on the icons to see what they were as I’m reviewing.

I’ve been using your app for some time now, and I truly appreciate the insights it provides into my habits and sleep patterns. However, I would like to suggest a feature that could enhance the experience and make it even more valuable for users like me. It would be incredibly helpful to have the ability to categorize habits into specific groups, such as impulsive behavior, nutrition, and self-care. This would allow users to gain deeper insights into the different aspects of their lifestyle and how they might be affecting sleep or other variables. Additionally, it would be great if the app allowed users to compare graphs of different habits with each other. For example, I would love to be able to compare the frequency of screen usage at night, sugar consumption, and frequency of masturbation to see how these habits correlate with sleep quality and also see how a lack of sleep affect behavior as impulsive behaviors This could provide a much more nuanced understanding of how various habits interact with one another and impact overall well-being. By adding these features, users would not only be able to see the direct correlation between habits and sleep but also analyze specific behaviors in more detail, which would be incredibly valuable for making more informed lifestyle changes.

I love seeing the macro breakdown in nutrition but it’s not super clear to me what things I ate contributing to each of them without going through each food input and add them up. Would be great if we could click into the “carbs” for example and it would list everything we ate that had carbs and their amount.

I have recently subscribed to Trifecta meal delivery and it's been fantastic. Bevel seems to have about 1/3 in the database, but the other 2/3 are missing. I tried taking a picture of the meal and it's pretty inaccurate. It's counting about double the calories :( I would LOVE a way to take a picture of the nutrition label and create the meal locally for future reference. Or even just name the meal and take a picture of the nutrition label each time. Cronometer has this ability and it's slick, but Bevel's UI/UX is so far superior. Please consider adding this feature. Thank you!