Feature Requests

This would allow you to log into a web version of the platform, making it easier to send long-form messages and review progress data.

Helps more people

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

This would allow you to sync data directly between Garmin and Caliber.

Create stretching routines similar to workouts. Would be great to be able to have a recovery stretching/flexibility day.

This would allow you to set up recurring schedules for activities. For instance, you'd be able to schedule your 'Chest Workout' each Monday for the next 12 weeks.

This would suggest when you should make adjustments to your workout plan, and then help you automatically make these adjustments.

Please generate strength balance suggestions on what to increase/improve to improve strength balance score. E.g. "next week increase shoulder exercises", or "your legs strength is lagging behind"

Sometimes at my gym I cant access the barbell machines so I have to do dumbell instead. When I set my account up though, I said I could access barbell machines, so sometimes I only get those as options. Being able to swap back and forth would make my workouts more flexible

the app keeps recommending things I don’t have. I want a feature where you can put in the specific machines that you have, and it recommends a workout

It’s important to get enough water each day and it’s also something that you can easily lose track of throughout the day so being able to track how much you’ve drank and check it off when you’ve reached your goal would be a great added benefit for those who want to see how consistent they’ve been with their water intake!

Would love to be able to log water intake throughout the day via the 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).

Pretty self explanatory - but some graphs/stats/overview of which muscle groups get trained the most and which are missing. Also maybe which specific exercises to suggest changing it up