Nutrition is 80-90% of your results in Fitness and Bodybuilding! The Eve Nutrition App needs work badly so we need to get it connected to Dr Muscle so we can track our intake of food, recovery, and body composition.

Min weight, max weight, lbs vs kgs, etc (the units section) that ties to the equipment profile section. For example, my dumbbells at home max out at 70 lbs. The dumbbells at the gym max out at 120 lbs. Would be good to have the available weights change in tandem with available equipment profiles.

I've been doing some blood flow restriction training... most studies are done with 20% of a 1 RM for a given exercise.  However, it would be great to see my barbell curls and have DR Muscle estimate my 1 RM... and then show me the percentage breakdown. 

There's plenty of web calculators that do this already I know but moving from exercise to exercise, I am not sure what my 1 RM for should press would be without going outside of the app and then guessing.  But Dr Muscle probably already knows my best and highest weight I've used for dumbbell shoulder presses since I started using it and would have a better idea of my true 1 RM and what 20% of that 1 RM realistically be.

Considering the amount of studies on BFR training, it would be rather interesting to see if an exercise could be setup as a BFR set...

Meaning DR Muscle takes 20-25% of your 1 RM max.. the 1st set is 30 reps... then 30 seconds rest.. 3 more sets of 15 with 30 seconds inbetween.

I suppose this could be done today just by setting up a custom exercise like Dumbbell Curls - BFR and just manually putting in a weight and using the timer between sets.

But what I wouldn't want is for DR Muscle to start seeing such improvements off the Dumbbell Curl - BFR sets to increase the weight.  I'd like it to take my regular Dumbbell Curls and extrapolate a 20% use from that.  Or else I risk going pretty heavy with high reps and that would defeat the purpose.

Legs exercises separated by quads, hamstrings, glutes, calves etc. The same for other body parts.

It would be wonderful if a feature like this had some sort of travel-mode where it does its best to intelligently give you a challenging workout on equipment you've never used before and likely won't again.  Generally if I'm doing a workout at a hotel, I'll likely never see that hotel again and won't have time to build up a smart profile for the equipment available at this one particular location.

Reps, type of workout, rest period, exercises performed all to be taken in to account when calorie consumption is calculated.

Couple of suggestions for improvements for the web-app:

1. Downloading csv data - it's great that we can do this, but even though the download comes in .csv, it still needs manual adjustments to make the data workable. I always get a "header" for each date in one line, following the individual stats for each day in subsequent line. This doesn't make sense for csv. It would be better if ALL data was in every line. So Date/Time/Exercise/Weight/Reps etc all in every line.

Also, please add the year. Right now, it makes it hard to compare multi-year data, as there is no info for the year and I have to add it manually.

2. Since max weight and work sets are both shown on the same graph with the same scale, the graph is "zoomed out" quite a bit, and all curves look pretty much flat, even if you have a 3% improvement in max weight. I would like to see either to separate graphs (or just one graph with max weight, "work sets" doesn't mean much, as it's always 5 if you look at an individual exercise), or one graph with two different scales on the left hand and the right hand side.

It would be great to manage exercises online, i.e. creating new ones, editing, renaming, etc. I find that I want different versions depending on which gym I'm in because machines are different, and even the "same" machines aren't the same regarding the weight marked on the stack. I know it can be done in the app but it would be easier to make lots of changes in a web browser.