Feature Requests

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.

Showing which workout you did and when can show you trends, and other valuable insights. Also if you're forgetful it will make figuring out which workout you are on sooo much easier.

I just downloaded the app. It looks amazing! I'm excited to try it out. The only thing that I think is missing for me specifically is body measurement tracking. I have another app I'm going to use for that.

Walking on an incline is a different workout to walking level. Please can you either: Add an incline measurement to the walking exercise Add incline walking as a new cardio exercise

please add bayesian curls as an exercise option

Revamp the Strength Score section of the app, including different visualizations, greater transparency, updated UX/UI, and support for Dark Mode.

This would allow you to control aspects of the Caliber app directly on your Apple Watch, including logging your workouts.

A feature enabling you to enter the equipment you have with you and automatically suggest or pull up movements with that equipment when creating workouts would be great! :)

Many people opt in to ruck (faster walking with weight in a backpack) instead of running or other leg cardio workouts.

High legs- hamstrings and glutes. Low legs- quads. Wide legs- adductors, Etc,. There’s no way to track this other than the generic placement. Personally I do low placement on quad days, and high on ham days because I have limited machines and have to utilize them different ways. This makes it hard to track strength balance appropriately

All the numbers please! How many workouts have I logged? Which exercises have I done most often? Which ones have I seen the most gains in? Etc

would be nice to use whoop for step tracking and not apple health which isn’t accurate cause I don’t wear an Apple Watch or take my phone everywhere. There are also a million other metrics you could pull from whoop like recovery scores and sleep

For those that menstruate, knowing where you are in your cycle can have a huge impact on how your workout goes. Knowing why you're feeling so strong or struggling to lift something that was easy last week is so helpful!

Being able to log different weights and reps for the left and right body parts would be helpful.