Weight Tracker

This app is not worth a thing with the bug that is in it now. I use kg as my messurements, but can't use numbers lik 85,6kg. Then the app turn it down to 85kg or i get a error. If you can't be more spesific than one kg at the time it is worthless. Not manny weeks i gain or drop a whole kg.

It works very well but could do with being able to add more info like some other apps allow. One bug the authors don't seem to want to fix is when using metric measurements, the history changes only show in imperial regardless of the units set in the menu. Worth a look regardless.

It works very well but could do with being able to add more info like some other apps allow. One bug the authors don't seem to want to fix is when using metric measurements, the history changes only show in imperial regardless of the units set in the menu. Worth a look regardless.

I bought this app years ago and enjoyed it for the ability to quickly and simply enter my current weight. I stopped tracking my weight for the past few years and decided it was time to start paying attention again, so I fired up the app expecting nothing (significant) would have changed. Wrong! Ad banners, mandatory user account creation, some apparent affiliation with an organization that I imagine collects and tracks my data silently… Not to mention all my previous data I'd tracked so diligently for months a few years back was apparently discarded long ago. It says a lot that I felt the need to spend time and effort writing this negative review instead of simply deleting the app from my iPhone, but after being so completely let down by something that used to "just work" I felt I should share my experience.

If you're serious about tracking your weight and measurements, get this app. Use a measuring tape & measure your neck, chest, biceps, wrists, waist, hip, butt, thighs, & calves. (Because the info. this app wants is quite detailed, the projected goal weight/Body Fat %/ waist size are pretty close to reality.) Give the app your measurements, set a target date to accomplish the weight loss, & it'll show the amount of weight you need to be rid of per week in order to get to your goal weight by the target date. You can also fill in your goal Body Fat% (BF%) OR goal weight OR waist size, & it'll calculate & show you a possible goal weight/waist size /BF%, according to the measurements given by you. It also keeps a measurement history/log of your initial & subsequent detail measurements, as well as a log of your weight & waist measurements, & gives your cumulative weight lost or decreases in body measurements. It's really encouraging to see the numbers this app has kept for me. (Ex. #s lost, where the fat departed, & where I've gained the muscles, etc.) Love this app!! Just remember to go to the Settings to create a user profile first when you first use this app -- I selected "Weight & Waist", and the goal weight the app gave, after I entered my desired fat %, was right on. It gave me the weight I had in 2011, the weight I thought I looked/felt best in. This app might not give you the realistic/reliable projected goal weight, if you elect "Weight" only tracking--I think it's because the "W & W" tracking takes your bone / frame size into consideration. ? I also use the Fitter Fitness Calculator app with this app. {Responding to one of earlier reviews, I'm also 5'7" and the goal weight the app suggested was ideal for me--134.8 pounds (@ 21% body fat that I selected) to 136.2 pounds (@ 22% body fat that I selected); I was around 135 pounds in 2011 and that was a great weight for me. When I was 19 years old, I was 119 to 121 pounds -- I happen to have kept my old records...}