Yes, Bevel is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Bevel app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Bevel has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is USD 27.99.
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5 out of 5
4 ratings in Argentina
I rarely will ever, like ever review an app. But gah dayum is this app good. I’ve used a whoop and ik that device inside out but ever since I got an apple watch and made the switch, it’s been very convenient and consistent with how i feel day to day. Whoop wouldn’t always represent that and for the price of a whoop, idek if it’s worth it. But for Bevel, if u have an apple watch, it’s so worth it.
Athlytic is fine. But Bevel has a fresh energy that is invigorating. Clean designs, customizable, and an insanely responsive social media presence make a big difference. The stress and energy comparison is great, and the customizable tracking and journal feature lets me compare my stats with any criteria I choose. Very helpful.
I’ve liked the feedback on my sleep and enjoying the app so far! I’ve only used it for a month but I like knowing about my recovery during sleep. I would love to see an option when it asks about what happened last night? The options are late meal or phone in bed. Can we add newborn, kids, etc? Mom of 3 plus a 5 month old. My sleep will get better someday! 🙃
The app has a lot of potential but at $50 per year, I expected more frequent updates with new features. I don’t see myself paying for another year.
As an early adopter I got access to a special ‘early adopter’ app icon and an overpriced perpetual subscription. Without a subscription the app is useless. There are numerous solid alternatives for much less cost.
Nice
I’ve been wishing for a comprehensive health app that takes a deep dive into my health data and gives me actionable recommendations. I’ve been using Bevel for a few months and I think I’ve find the one! It gives me a much deeper understanding of my stress, recovery, and sleep patterns. It lets me know when I need more sleep or if I need to take it easy when my body needs a recovery day. Keep up the good work! I also appreciate that they seem to take privacy seriously and I hope this continues to be the case!
This may be a little impromptu but seeing their privacy policy and terms of service pages hosted via the Craft.do documents apps was an immediate NO….a blog style template from a “full service” company just screams half-baked. Can’t recommend any company that uses the same type of services akin to mommy blogs and MySpace
I was originally introduced to this app a few months ago as a beta tester. I have been using it daily since then and always make it my go-to app when I wake up in the morning. I have used competitor apps in the past, and this one is way easier to understand and has a clean look. I love that it syncs with Apple Health and doesn’t need to store information on external servers. This app is new and growing quickly. So checkout their website to get a peek at what’s coming. The monthly fee is a bit more than competitors, but the annual fee is worth it! They developers are very active on Reddit.
Why are the heart rate zones in Bevel way off from Apple Fitness app ?
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