Feature Requests

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

I don’t use the screens that ask about workout intensity and if I want to add notes. Please let me turn these off.

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

I always find it hard to know when to increase weight or increase reps or sets. I think it would be nice to have it learn after a couple of workouts and then start to prefill my log with reccomended weight sets and reps. Or the option of 10 lbs or one more set. Also if working out at home the ability to input max weight available so it knows to increase the difficulty through reps and sets instead

This would give you an estimate of the duration of your workouts, and would dynamically adjust if you made changes to the number of sets or rest intervals.

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

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.

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

Video guide autoplay or some app activity (I’m not sure?) leads to AirPods pausing music and glitching when I open app with music playing, would be great to be able to disable. Thanks!

I think a chest supported dumbbell row using a bench should be included as an exercise too. Lots of gyms don’t have a t-bar row, so people end up setting a bench to 30 or 45 degrees, leaning on it, and rowing that way.

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

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

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 sync data directly between Garmin and Caliber.