#Weekly weight tracker chart full

I’d love to be able to annotate my history with things like “started going to gym” or “2week vacation” or “now fit size X jeans!” For extra motivation and for capturing more of the full picture. Be able to enter comments with wt entries. I can’t seem to get the “display lbs lost on app icon” to work but think that’s a nice feature.Ħ. As a female I’d like to track both boob size and bra band circumference, and as someone who sports a double belly I’d want more detail around the midsection as well.Ĥ. It provides for both left and right arm measurements, which seems a little anal or silly, yet just one bust or waist value. Ability to customize measurements, or at least provide more useful categories. Ability to set both new-and long-term goalsģ. Would be great to extend this to touching a future point on the extrapolation lines-such as for the full graph, finding target date/wts along the way (for example, when I’d cross from one BMI range into another.Ģ. I like the feature of clicking on a past entry and telling you the x,y values. Some things that would make it even better for me:ġ. This is very motivating and easy to use without any fluff-my favorite such app. I could go on but those are a few of the features I love about this app. It’s nice to be reminded of how far you’ve come when your not even in the app. I really love the feature that allows you to have your pounds lost set outside of the app on the icon. A warning far ahead of doing damage to your weight loss goals and that too graphs and keeps a history. I also really love the journal section which gives each entry a red, yellow or green to warn you should you begin to slide. Showing what category your BMI is placing in the way this app does allows me to see how much farther to go to get to the next category by pound where others are too general. While a beginner can still use it and the basics it provides the History and Graphs sections are really great for those of use who like to dig into the details. Some apps have just as many but don’t teach you how to use them and how they impact your tracking. 😁 I love this one above them all for the range of options it allows.

I have about 5 weight tracking apps running, after losing data from 1, I became a little paranoid of losing all my hard work so I added a couple. Integration with HealthKit to share data with Apple Health app Integration with Digital scales: Wahoo, Withings, Aria, WiT Possibility to export all your recorded data Multiple Language localisation supporting over 15 languages Show the remaining weight on the App Icon Displays an indicator to show the quality of your daily progress Possibility to enter new weights at earlier dates Full screen graph that shows your overall weight loss progress over time Calculates ideal weight based on age, height, gender and body frame Measurements may be represented in Kilos, Pounds, Stones, Meters or Feet Option to synchronize your data between multiple devices or backup to our server Track various Body Measurements in addition to weight You may, of course, choose to alter the suggested targets based on your own plans. This app will also suggest your ideal weight and recommend the amount of time needed to reach that target based on your current weight, height, body frame, gender and age. You may also enter and track multiple profiles as well - monitor the progress of your family members, spouse, friends, colleagues - or simply create more than 1 profile for yourself to set partial targets until you reach your ultimate goal. * Winner of 7th Annual Best App Ever Awards under Health Category *Īs the name indicates, you will be able to enter your weight on a regular basis and monitor your progress accordingly through means of statistics and graphs. * Best App developed in Kuwait - Annual Informatics Awards * Award Winning Weight Tracker App developed as a tool mainly to help motivate a person following a diet and/or exercise program to reach their desired target weight within a predefined period.