Requests

After finishing a daily routine workout, there's like at least 5 post-workout pop-up screens you have to pass to just exit the workout, which is frustrating. I suggest when finishing a routine workout, add a skip or finish button at the right side or center in the focus, but keep the "next" button on the left side, so you can view the stats.

Hi, I showed the app to my gf for some stretching exercises suggestions. During my showcase of the app, she thought the exercises color on the calendar looked weird with the app theme that I chose. And indeed I agreed it looks somewhat weird. Why ? The app theme choice is restricted while workout colors are from a color picker which gives in my opinion too much liberty. At lest the end result is cheap if you don't take time custom picking the neat perfect color that matches your current UI color choice. I'd like to suggest creating custom palettes that encapsulate both. For example, a pastelle color palette. And the UI and workout parts would be selected from a pre-defined list. Another one would be retro, vaporware, forest, modern... The idea would be to somewhat restrict the user choice and yet make him feel like the app is more polished with a simple color set that matches. The user could still define or change each one independently like this is the case today of course. I provided a screenshot of what made my gf suggest it, and how it is implemented in an app called Daylio which I think looks great with a simple customization scheme.

The automatic suggestions are sometimes off, which could be due to wrong estimation of your level, wrong estimation of the exercise difficulty, or wrong algorithm logic for the automatic selection. Letting the user ask for another suggestion, either easier or harder, would not only improve the flow, so that they can quickly find a better suggestion, but it could also be used to improve the experience level calculation, fix exercises characterization, and improve the suggestion algorithm.

If you have to take time off for whatever reason (vacation, injury, deload, off season, on season, whatever), then it would be nice to have the app drop you back a little in intensity to ramp back into the workouts instead of just continuing from where you left off. My main sport is climbing and I have been using Calistree to get stronger for climbing, but also have some calisthenics goals. Every 2 or 3 months I like to stop my non-climbing exercise and focus on just climbing for a few weeks. I do this a few times a year. Sometimes it is planned and sometimes it is due to travel, illness, family, motivation, work, kids, etc. It would be nice to hit a "Resume" or "Re-load" button and ramp back into the program you were already doing. This is kind of like https://feedback.calistree.com/requests/p/mesocycles-and-deload-weeks , but more ad-hoc and less planned. I actually just got an email from Calistree saying it missed me. This feature could be tied to whatever sends that message also.

Currently, Calistree onlys WRITES to Health connect / Apple Health. READING (automatic imports) would have several applications: Read information about workouts done with other apps and add them to Calistree. This would probably mostly apply to cardio activities such as running or cycling. Read weight and heigh data and sync that with the data contained in Calistree.

Uhm add vietnamese language pls

When doing a routine and a video player is playing a video, i can scroll the video forwards and backwards with no issue. But if screen is locked during the video player playing a video, and unlocked again, itcs not possible to scroll the video forwards and backwards.

When selecting exercises to be added to routine, it's annoying to be a multi step process. Purple (screenshot): currently. For selecting you must first select an item, then a pop up occurs and then you have to select it or view the video. I suggest that selecting is to be by a tick boxes on the right, which would grey-out the button as currently. Clicking the exercise thumbnail or the entire exercise button would open info with video. This is useful because when adding exercises to routine you first view it to be sure it's correct and having multiple step process it's annoying.

Separate "Activities" from "Full Workouts" Currently, passive single-exercise entries like casual walking, swimming, or auto-synced Health Connect data (e.g., Oura/Garmin walks) are cluttering the main feed/leaderboard right alongside dedicated strength training sessions. The Problem: A 15-minute walk shows up as a single-exercise session in the feed, which distorts the distinction between a focused workout and general daily activity. The Solution: Create a clear separation/filter between Activities (cardio, walks, passive logs) and Full Workouts (focused calisthenics/strength training sessions). Dedicated Support / Mode for "Grease the Groove" (GtG) Advanced calisthenics athletes heavily rely on GtG training spread across an entire day, but the current session UI isn't optimized for this programming style. UI Friction: Logging a set every hour currently requires repeatedly tapping "Continue session", entering reps, and tapping "Finish session". Metrics Inaccuracy: Standard session metrics—like total workout duration—make little sense when spread over a 12-hour period. The Solution: Either add a dedicated GtG Category or a "Day-Long Logging Mode" where sets can be quick-logged throughout the day without managing a single continuous timer or opening/closing formal sessions. To make tracking cleaner and more intuitive, I suggest categorizing training into three distinct buckets: Activities: Passive/cardio entries (walking, swimming, Health Connect syncs). Full Workouts: The current structured, time-bound strength and skill sessions. GtG Sessions: Flexible, low-friction daily set logging tailored for high-frequency skill practice.

Current mastery calculation is based off of reps and hold times. This doesn't work for weight based exercises since difficulty scale for them isn't reps, but 1 RM max (or theoretical 1 RM based off of repsxweights) The data for mastery (or rather strength level) can be taken/inspired by data from strengthlevel.com or exrx.net (or similar)