Feature Requests

There doesn’t seem to be many, single leg/arm variations of common exercises. For example, single leg Romanian deadlifts, single leg curls. The Hevy app has these variations, but for some reason Bevel and some other popular apps don’t have them. I understand they might be niche or just unpopular but they can be very useful for recovery. It would also be nice to be able to filter exercises based on this premise, I.e, filter by legs > single leg

In this exercise, you always ask for the number of kilograms, which simply makes no sense. It would be much better if you could enter other values here, such as RPM or something else.

Right now, logging a supplement only records it as an entry — vitamins, minerals, omega-3s, and fiber in supplements don’t contribute to the day’s nutrition picture the way food does. I’d like supplements to feed into the full picture of nutritional value: count toward food quality contributors (like the Omega-3s line), show up against micronutrient targets, and be reflected in overall daily nutrition — not just appear as 0-macro entries.

I’d like to request a feature that allows Bevel to use the activity splits/laps recorded by the original source app or device. For structured workouts, those splits are extremely important because they preserve the actual workout intervals—for example warm-up, VO2 efforts, recovery periods, threshold blocks, and cool-down. Using the recorded splits would allow Bevel Intelligence to better understand the structure of the workout and provide a much more accurate analysis of performance, intensity, power, heart rate, and recovery within each interval. Ideally, Bevel should import and display the original splits from the app or device that recorded the activity and use them as part of the activity analysis.

When choosing exercises, I miss simple jumping rope or double under

hi this feature need improvement

I add a lot of food with Bevel Intelligence and I also measure it bij grams. But when it’s logged it’s only showing “portion”. Why I need it ? So when I duplicate the entry to another day that I can edit the weight, that is now only called portion, so now I have to weigh my food again, and again and again. So duplicating entries and than editing the weight would be definitely save me a few hours a week.

Database is polluted with inaccuracies and users would like to manually correct values on the logged entry. Even better, expose the values to the agent so once customers are done with back forth back forth back forth with agent to finally arrive at accurate sodium level, agent can enter it. Thank you.