Bevel is the #1 app for improving your health, performance, and longevity, trusted by hundreds of thousands and backed by science.
From sleep and recovery to stress and strength training, Bevel transforms your health data into personalized guidance you can actually use. Whether you're training for something big or just trying to feel better day to day, Bevel helps you move smarter, recover faster, and live longer.
FEATURES
Bevel Intelligence: Your smart health engine. Bevel Intelligence connects the dots across your data to give you instant feedback and personalized recommendations. It suggests when to train, when to rest, and what's helping or hurting your progress.
Recovery Score: Your daily readiness, simplified. Avoid overtraining, prevent injury, and build sustainable habits by seeing how prepared your body is to perform each day.
Sleep Score: Track and understand your sleep with a single number. Bevel analyzes your sleep stages, duration, and interruptions to reveal how well you're resting. A smart alarm wakes you at the optimal moment in your sleep cycle.
Strain Score: Measure how hard your body is working throughout the day. Your Strain Score is personalized based on your sleep and recovery, helping you train at the right intensity without burning out.
Nutrition Score: Log meals via Barcode Scan, Image Search, Recipe Creation, Describe Meal, or search our database of 6 million+ foods. Set calorie, macro, and nutrient goals in one place. Bevel also supports glucose tracking to see how food affects your metabolism.
Stress Score: See how stress shows up in your body with a real-time score. Understand your stress patterns during sleep, workouts, and daily life.
Strength Builder: Train smarter with Bevel's strength trainer. Choose from 700+ exercises, sync workouts between watch and phone, and get real-time feedback on muscular strain. Generate custom plans or log past workouts to track progress.
Energy Bank: Your body's battery. Bevel combines recovery, sleep, strain, and stress into a single metric to show how your energy builds and drains throughout the day.
Biological Age: Discover how old your body really is. Bevel calculates your biological age using key health markers like sleep, activity, resting heart rate, and more. Track how lifestyle changes move the needle and see how your choices affect aging.
Health Records: Bring your medical data into Bevel. Import lab results, bloodwork, and clinical records to get a complete picture of your health in one place. Understand what your numbers mean and track changes over time.
Journal:
Track habits that impact your health. Log hydration, sunlight, screen time, and more. See how small behaviors add up and affect your sleep and recovery.
SUBSCRIPTION AND TERMS
Bevel is available for free with the option to upgrade to Bevel Pro with an auto-renewing subscription. You may switch off auto-renew in your Apple ID Account Settings.
Purchases of premium subscriptions will be charged using your Apple ID upon confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew on a weekly or yearly basis, unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. If canceled, subscriptions remain valid until the end of the current period, and any unused portions are not valid for a refund.
By completing your purchase, you affirm your understanding of the following:
Terms of Service: https://docs.bevel.health/terms-of-service
Privacy Policy: https://docs.bevel.health/privacy-policy
Bevel is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, monitor, or prevent medical conditions or illnesses. Always consult your physician first. All information provided is for general informational purposes only.
Bevel doesn’t just tell you how you’re doing. It shows you what to do about it, turning mountains of health metrics into a roadmap for healthier living, with scores that mean something and an AI coach that offers personalized guidance.
Best food tracking I’ve ever worked with
Teen-uh
I got this app because my husband loves his Whoop and wanted me to get one but I don’t want another wearable and I NEED the Apple Watch to ping my phone or answer texts or calls when my hands are full with the kids. So the whoop similar stats are great and helped me realize I was absolutely not recovering with lack of sleep from baby and working out normally. BUT I didn’t expect the food logging to be so wonderful! I love the ability to take a picture of the food and have AI guess it! I usually have to modify but sometimes I don’t and I’m super impressed because it makes it so much easier to track (don’t recommend if you haven’t tracked cals and macros before though - just stick to straight up logging the ingredients until you get a solid idea of everything). I also LOVE that it tells me how many cals I have burned today (mostly by just being alive and moving around as well as the workouts) and then tells me how many cals I have consumed and if I’m in a surplus or deficit. No calorie “goals” or “you didn’t hit your macro target” or cyber guilting in any way! It’s helped my motivation for eating in a deficit feel more intrinsic than externally motivated by trying to please the app (iykyk). I totally didn’t expect this app to heal my neurotic food logging that always made me feel worse. Instead, I feel capable of logging food that is fueling me for my activity and strain level that day and seeing macros at a glance helps inform me what my next meal should have a little more of. I have been logging food for almost a month now and I’ve never felt better about my nutrition and energy levels and relationship with food!
Apple Watch Essential
lbzoln36
Tl:dr: essential Apple Watch app with a wealth of free features to interpret and act upon the data that your watch already collects.This is truly one of the best apps I’ve ever used. Though I preferred the old design of the app, it’s still incredibly strong and the best app to log every facet of your fitness and wellness. It’s been an incredible and holistic aid to my training. I especially like that, unlike other apps, it pulls from all of your daily activity for the strain score, not just activities that you track (so if I have an intense bike commute that I choose not to track, it’s still reflected in my strain score). It does a really good job helping users interpret the wealth of data that the Apple watch provides, its nutrition database has everything I’ve ever wanted to log, its macro tracking is excellent, and that’s just scratching the surface. Its strength training tracking is also pretty good and visualizes progress nicely.Though Bevel Pro and Bevel Intelligence aren’t strictly necessary, and the free version of the app is well worth the download, they’re great features for beginners and experienced athletes alike to interpret and act on the wealth of data that the Apple Watch collects, and much cheaper than comparable services from other hardware and software companies.
Finally, my perfect fitness app!
CDP 77007
I’m a long time Garmin watch user and I’ve also had extensive experience with the Polar, Whoop, Apple and Amazfit fitness ecosystems. Bevel health is by far my favorite fitness app so far. It lets me use any device (or combination of devices) I want and does a great job of reconciling data from multiple devices and deleting duplicates. It even takes the raw data from devices and does it own calculations (e.g., HRV) to provide better consistency. Its AI system works really well for me, whether it’s designing a workout program, putting in my meals, or helping me interpret my metrics. The strength training app works very well for me. Designing custom resistance workout templates is very easy (unlike the Garmin nightmare). The presentation of the data is also excellent. Even the free app is very useful, but getting access to the AI through the subscription is worth it for me. I’ve only been using the app for a few days but already amazed at what it can do, and will happily pay the subscription price to get these features. Hopefully they can fight off the lawsuit from one of their competitors because I don’t want to go back to a single device system, and the only other multi device app I tried was nowhere near as good.
New & Improved
- Added calendar syncing, which adds your training plans and scheduled workouts to Google Calendar or Apple Calendar. Enable calendar syncing in Settings > Bevel Intelligence > Calendars.
- Added in-app Bevel Intelligence notifications. Leave a chat while a response is generating, and a preview appears when it's ready. Tap it to jump back into the chat.
- Improved data loading speed significantly across the app, from cold launches to dashboard refreshes.
- Improved the Bevel Intelligence chat toolbar and animations.
- Improved Cardio fastest-time personal records to use elapsed time instead of active time, so pauses are included. Existing records are recalculated automatically.
- Added support for setting a lower maximum heart rate and lactate threshold heart rate in Heart Rate Zones settings, for people taking medications such as beta blockers that lower their heart rate.
- Improved German localization across the app.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug where Cycle Tracking showed no phases, or dropped an ovulation estimate, for cycles with a short luteal phase.
- Fixed a bug where perceived effort edits on Garmin and other third-party workouts did not stick. The effort card is now disabled until the workout has exercises.
- Fixed a bug where indoor walks, runs, and rides logged or edited in Bevel were saved to Apple Health as outdoor workouts. Strength workouts recorded on iPhone are now saved as indoor too.
- Fixed several Bevel Intelligence bugs, including chats getting stuck thinking without replying, coaching cards and notifications showing outdated info or arriving twice, scheduled workouts appearing as rest days, and food logging issues.
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Version 3.2.6
The developer, Finerpoint, Inc, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Used to Track You
The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:
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