Feature Requests

I like to make a new workout plans each month and it would be nice to be able to archive the old ones, but still be able to reference them.

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).

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

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

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.

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

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

Display how many strength score, with the option to flip to body comp or what workout/activity is today. Really useful to see info at a glance during work or at home.

For strength training, doing pyramid sets give you an idea of where your 1RM is, since you're trying to work your way up to that 1RM, and then back down. Drop sets are also helpful in helping you build endurance by keeping lifting to complete failure each time. While the power rating is decent, the pyramid set is THE indicator of where your strength and mentality are...since a lot of times, people can psyche themselves out of getting a new PR, amd getting used to the weight helps.

The ability to add more of less warmup sets, like 1 or 2, and the ability to add weights to each zet