Feature Requests

This will suggest relevant alternatives when you need to substitute an exercise.

This is the only thing holding me back from switching from Fitbod: at the end of the workout, it gives me a total calorie count used for the workout, which I can track in my calorie counting app.

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

During my rest I sometimes open another app… if the caliber app isn’t the top level app my phone won’t ding when the timer is complete (iOS).

Filter by : Avoid exercises involving (muscles/joints)

This would allow you rate the difficulty of each of your sets, based on RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion). This can be helpful if you are targeting a certain RPE for sets.

Every time the apps updates I have to sign in twice, Face ID login would make this much faster and less tedious

I like the option to add notes to an exercise, but if I do that one in the future I often forget what the notes were or that I even added notes unless I remember to tap the notes button. I think it could be made more prominent when an exercise has previous notes, and I'd also like to be able to add notes for different dates.

Instead of just a title, custom exercises would have a description and picture or video. Just standalone this is useful for learning new exercises not in caliber. If it were possible to share custom exercises with the user base this would make the app very useful. There are a large number of exercises in caliber but being able to source outside the default library opens endless possibilities.

A user-facing Caliber API, which would allow you to access data from your Caliber account flexibly outside of the app.

This would allow users to quickly access and look at what their exercises for the day are.

Provide search bar in lessons rather than flipping through each week.

It would be useful so exercises people create can include muscle groups they think are secondary instead of just primary. Ex. Decline Ring Push-Up, I dont want to put upper chest and triceps and front delts in primary, I would much rather do, upper chest primary, triceps and front delts secondary.

Kelse Shrugs are debatably the best Upper Back workout because they remove the Biceps, Forearms and Rear Delts, which usually hit failure first and restrict gains. So your Lats are the only limiting factor which lets them actually hit failure. They are also very popular online so would be a welcome addition as an exercise.

As a Caliber+ user, while using the plus training plan library, I'd like to be able to search through them