Caliber 5.13.0 - Progress Section Revamp!
Here's what's new in version 5.13.0 👇
With today’s release, we’ve completely rebuilt the Progress section of the app, fully reenvisioning it from the ground up.
Revamp Progress Section
A summary page when viewing progress that shows basic muscle groups (arms, legs, push, etc), strength score, muscle group balance over time for easy understand. And when looking into a specific workout, some method better than a long scroll bar to find an exercise.
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Improvements & Additions:
- Set up charts for all activity types, including Exercises, Cardio, Nutrition, Body Stats, and Habits
- Fully customize which charts are displayed in each of these sections, and the order that you see them in
- For exercise and cardio charts, view your data across multiple metric types: Exercises - Estimated 1rm, Max Weight, Max Volume (set), Max Reps, and Max Time (for time-based exercises) and Cardio - Duration, Distance, Calories, and Pace
- View charts across different time intervals, ranging from 1 week to 1 year
- Scroll/swipe back on ANY time period view to see data all the way back to when you created your account
- Quickly navigate between time period views to dial in on pockets of data. For instance, if you go back to 2023 in the Year view, tap on a data point, and then switch to the Month view, it’ll then dial in more closely around that datapoint
- For activities where you might have targets, such as nutrition and steps, see how your actuals are coming in relative to your targets on those bar charts
You’ll also notice that this section is no longer tucked away in the Menu, and is now part of the bottom nav, allowing you to more fluidly view these charts while using the app. To support this, we’ve shifted Notification to the top left-hand corner of the Home Screen, which will still show a badge when you have a new notification.
A few other quick things to cover:
- Once you’ve set up your charts, this configuration would persist until you make changes, including the specific metrics / time periods that you have selected for each chart. This allows you to really customize how these are displayed in the way that you find most useful
- As I mentioned above, there are no limits to your historical data here, so you should be able to view data from many years back
- We’re planning on adding more types of habits to the Habits section, such as sleep and water
- We fixed a long-standing bug, where assisted exercise charts didn’t factor in bodyweight properly. They now automatically factor in your most recently-entered bodyweight correctly
- This feature is available for all package types, including free users of the app
To close out, we will say that this feature took some time to get right, with all the UX behavioral nuances, small decisions around each chart type, and performance optimizations. Hopefully you all find this to be a major upgrade from the previous experience, and as always just let us know if you have any feedback / questions as you’re using it!