Feature Requests

Bluesky is the fastest growing social media platform and just surpassed 32 million users. Would like to see account link support like Caliber has for other sites.

A summary page when viewing progress that shows basic muscle groups (arms, legs, push, etc), strength score, muscle group balance over time for easy understand. And when looking into a specific workout, some method better than a long scroll bar to find an exercise.

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

If I don’t note what time I started at and remember I’m left guessing how long my workout has been. I like to target a certain time at least. It would be nice to see how long the workout has been before ending it

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 see a badge for which exercises are currently factoring into Strength Score.

Would love for Caliber to sync to Garmin Connect to get all the health data pulled into one spot, and to be able to track my reps with a Garmin watch as I do them instead of on the phone.

as we log every set and rep of the exercise can there be a corresponding Samsung health workout that also logs everything into the Samsung health application like the Google fit integration

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

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

I like to be able to track my warm up sets and I do right now in notes but it would be nice to be able to add reps and tag them as warm up

This would allow you to import workouts/data from a spreadsheet.

See progress in building muscle in different muscle groups

Have a page just for showing all your maxes. Like benchpress,squat,deadlift etc..

A small hexagonal plot maybe to see ho much volume or sets have been given to each muscle group (normalised maybe based on muscle size) and a tier based ranking showing how you fit with average people in your height weight class