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Information updated Nov 11, 2026

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Bevel Review

iPhone app that pulls wearable, nutrition and lab data into one place

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By Official AppDuo editorial team · Updated

  • iOS
Freemium · $8.33/mo
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Our verdict

A fit for iPhone users, especially with an Apple Watch, who want recovery, sleep, strain and nutrition in one app and can start for free. The trade-offs are that the AI coach and health records sit behind a $14.99 per month Pro plan and there is no Android version.

Best for: Apple Watch, Oura, Garmin or Amazfit users who want recovery, sleep and strain scores in one place.

Skip it if: Android users: the App Store is the only store listing confirmed.

Pros

  • Free covers recovery, sleep, strain, stress, nutrition and strength tracking; the company says existing free features will not move behind a paywall.
  • 4.8/5 on the US App Store from over 17,800 ratings.
  • Biometric data imported from Apple Health is processed on-device by default and only sent out if Bevel Intelligence is enabled.

Cons

  • Bevel Intelligence, Health Records, Biological Age and Training Plans need Pro at $14.99 per month or $99.99 per year.
  • Only an iOS app was found; Bevel Intelligence has a weekly allowance, and going beyond it means buying credits.
All pros and cons · Who is it for?

Pros

  • Pro can be shared with family members through Apple Family Sharing at no extra cost.

Cons

  • The policy says Bevel is not HIPAA-regulated, the website uses advertising-measurement trackers, and data goes to third-party AI model providers when Bevel Intelligence is on.

Best for

  • People who want lab results next to training data to follow trends.

Skip it if

  • Anyone needing medical diagnosis; the app states it is not a medical device.

Problems it solves

Experience & key features

What Bevel is

Bevel is a health app for iPhone. The App Store lists Starlight Tech LLC as the seller, while the privacy policy and terms name Finerpoint, Inc., a Delaware corporation, as the operator. It was released on the App Store on 8 January 2024. The homepage claims over 2.5 million members, a self-reported figure. Bevel imports data from Apple Watch, Apple Health and some other devices to compute Recovery, Sleep, Strain and Stress scores.

Key features

Beyond the daily scores, the app offers nutrition tracking (barcode scan, image search, meal description, a database of 6 million+ foods), Strength Builder with 700+ exercises, cycle tracking, a habit journal and an Energy Bank that combines recovery, sleep, strain and stress. Pro adds Bevel Intelligence (answers grounded in your data), Health Records for importing lab results, Biological Age and Training Plans. The homepage lists Apple Watch, Oura, Garmin and Amazfit as data sources. The app states it is not a medical device.

Pricing and plan changes

Per the help center, Bevel has a Free plan and a Pro plan at $14.99 per month or $99.99 per year. Most tracking is free; Bevel Intelligence, Health Records, Biological Age and Training Plans require Pro. Gadgets & Wearables (26 Dec 2025) reported the app moved from a paywalled model to near-free access in version 2.4.0, when only Bevel Intelligence remained paid; the set of paid features has since grown. Trial availability varies, so the in-app upgrade screen is the place to check.

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Compared with alternatives

Bevel competes with recovery platforms such as WHOOP, Oura and Ultrahuman, but sells no hardware of its own and relies on the wearable you already have. For anyone who mainly wants deep nutrition tracking, MacroFactor or Cronometer are more focused. No independent review validating Bevel's scores was found; the reviews that turned up were mostly small blogs or price-comparison pages, so they are not used as primary evidence.

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Plans & pricing

Prices last verified Nov 11, 2026

Free

Personal

Free

Per the help center, Free covers the tracking side: Recovery, Sleep, Strain, Stress, Nutrition, Strength, Energy Bank, Cycle, Fitness, Health Monitors and Journal, plus the Apple Watch app and widgets. The company says any feature that is free today will always remain free.

Pro (Monthly)

Personal

$14.99/mo/user

$14.99 per month. Adds Bevel Intelligence, Health Records, Biological Age, Training Plans and more accurate AI food logging, and can be shared through Apple Family Sharing. Bevel Intelligence has a weekly usage allowance that resets every 7 days.

Pro (Annual)

Personal

$8.33/mo/user

$99.99 per year (about $8.33 per month), same features as the monthly plan. A $10.99 per month option with a 12-month commitment also exists, but the help center says it is not currently available in the US and Singapore.

Free plan limits
Free includes the full tracking experience, including unlimited AI food logging and AI workout routine generation. Paid features are Bevel Intelligence (the AI coach), Health Records, Biological Age and Training Plans. The App Store also sells Bevel Intelligence credit packs from $4.99 to $49.99.
Free trial
No free trial
Cancellation & refunds

Per the help center, all plans are billed through the App Store and Apple handles refunds (reportaproblem.apple.com); Bevel cannot issue them. For app issues, the help center asks you to email [email protected] before requesting a refund. Trial availability and length vary; check the in-app upgrade screen.

Privacy

According to the privacy policy (updated 27 April 2026), Finerpoint, Inc. (Bevel) collects contact details, workout and diet logs, transaction history, general region and conversations with Bevel Intelligence. Biometric data imported from Apple Health and similar sources is stored and processed on the device by default; only if you enable Bevel Intelligence is the minimum needed sent through third-party cloud and AI model providers. Data used to generate responses may be kept up to 30 days for debugging. The company says it does not sell personal information for money and does not use health information for advertising or marketing, though its website uses trackers such as Singular, Mixpanel and Google Analytics. The policy states the company is not a HIPAA covered entity, so data is not HIPAA-protected, while the homepage displays HIPAA and SOC 2 Type 2 badges. Deletion requests go to [email protected]. The App Store privacy label lists identifiers as used to track you.

Official pricing page

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Frequently asked questions

Is Bevel free?

There is a Free plan, described by the help center as free forever and covering the tracking features. Bevel Intelligence, Health Records, Biological Age and Training Plans need Pro at $14.99 per month or $99.99 per year.

Does Bevel have an Android app?

Not confirmed. The homepage links only to the App Store, the App Store listing requires iOS, and no official Google Play listing was found.

Does Bevel support Vietnamese?

Yes, the App Store lists Vietnamese among the app's 13 languages, and the website has a Vietnamese version.

Is my health data HIPAA-protected?

Per Bevel's privacy policy, the company is not a HIPAA covered entity so data is not HIPAA-protected, even though the homepage displays HIPAA and SOC 2 Type 2 badges.

Review evidence & sources9

Scores

Ease of use
7.5
Why this score

High App Store rating (4.8/5) and simple composite scores, but the FAQ has many entries on Apple Watch and iPhone sync and missing data. Based on sources read.

Features
8.0
Why this score

Recovery, sleep, strain, stress, nutrition with a 6 million+ food database, strength training with 700+ exercises, cycle tracking, health records and biological age. Broader than most peers, but iOS only.

Value for money
7.0
Why this score

The Free tier is broad so the entry risk is low. Pro at $99.99 per year is mid-range for subscription health apps, while the $14.99 monthly plan and add-on credits raise the cost for heavy AI use.

Performance
6.5
Why this score

Frequent releases (3.2.7 on 3 Nov 2026) and strong ratings, but no independent validation of the scores was found and the FAQ itself covers why HRV in Bevel can differ from Apple Health.

Support
6.5
Why this score

Help center, FAQ, email, feedback board and subreddit; no live chat or phone found. Refunds go through Apple.

Privacy & security
5.5
Why this score

Positives: biometric data on-device by default, no sale of data, no health data for advertising. Negatives: advertising-measurement trackers on the website, identifiers used for tracking per the App Store label, data sent to third-party AI providers, no HIPAA coverage despite HIPAA badges on the homepage.

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Specs & compatibility
Developer
Finerpoint, Inc. (Bevel)
Headquarters
United States
Launched
2024
Category
Health

Capabilities

  • Mobile app
  • AI features
  • Integrations

Platforms

  • iOS

Interface languages

  • English
  • French
  • German
  • Japanese
  • Chinese
  • Spanish
  • Portuguese
  • Russian
  • Vietnamese

Integrations

  • Apple Health
  • Apple Watch
  • Oura
  • Garmin
  • Amazfit

Support

  • Email
  • Help center
  • Community forum

Change history

  1. Feature.Version 3.2.7 reached the App Store, adding training-plan sync to Google or Apple Calendar and in-app Bevel Intelligence notifications.
  2. Update.Bevel's privacy policy and terms of use were updated.
  3. Price.Gadgets & Wearables reported Bevel version 2.4.0 moved from a paywalled model to near-free access, with only Bevel Intelligence still paid.
Full change history (4)
  1. Launch.Bevel first appeared on the App Store, per Apple's release date.
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