Feature Requests

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).

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

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

This would allow you to choose whether you’d prefer to see a Sunday or Monday start date for your calendar weeks in the app.

I’ve mistakenly clicked “complete workout” when intending to add another exercise multiple times, it would be nice to cancel when I make that mistake. At least move those 2 buttons further from each other.

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.

With the current version of the Strength Score algorithm, you can sometimes see large swings in your score if you temporarily reduce the amount of weight that you're lifting or significantly change the exercise structure. With this update, we'd be smoothing some of this volatility, so that you wouldn't see sudden drops in your score in the above cases.

I have injuries that prevent me from doing some exercises in the specific ways provided by the Caliber library. It’s disruptive when I have to go outside the app to view a video demonstrating the modified form I should be following. Coaches should be allowed to create their own exercises with demo videos for their client’s individual needs.

This would give you the option to view the app in dark mode.

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

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

This would allow you to select exactly the type of equipment you have available, which would factor into both workout plan generation and exercise substitutions.

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