Gainly: AI Progress Photos

See the change. Not just the number on the scale. Gainly is a photo-first progress tracker built for people who care about how their body actually looks, not just what a scale says. Snap a photo, get an AI-powered analysis, and watch your transformation unfold over weeks and months. SMART ANALYZER Take a progress photo and get instant AI-powered body composition scoring — Symmetry, Proportions, Conditioning, and Development — tracked over time so you can see exactly where you're improving. PHOTO TIMELINE Every photo you take lives in one clean, chronological timeline. Overlay your current photo against any point in your history and watch your progress line up frame by frame. BEFORE & AFTER Drag a slider between your first photo and your latest — see the transformation in one glance, no guessing required. TIMELAPSE Turn your entire photo history into a single time-lapse. Watch months of change play out in seconds. ON THIS DAY Gainly surfaces a photo from your past on the same day, so you never lose sight of how far you've come. STREAKS & MILESTONES Build a logging streak and hit milestones along the way — every one comes with the stats and photo behind it (Pro). YEAR IN REVIEW Your year, visualised — every streak, milestone, and transformation in one story (Pro). PROGRESS CHARTS Track body weight, measurements, and composite indices over time. Advanced analytics for the data-driven athlete (Pro). EXPORT YOUR DATA Export your full measurement history to CSV, whenever you want it (Pro). Free to start. Pro for more. Gainly is free to download with photo capture, the Smart Analyzer, and 3 lifetime AI body analyses. Upgrade to Gainly Pro for 5 AI analyses per week, photo overlay history, advanced charts, Year in Review, full milestone detail, and CSV export. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://gainlyprivacytermss.vercel.app/privacy.html Given this pivot, the Privacy Policy and Terms pages I wrote earlier are now also stale — they still describe workout logging, nutrition, hydration, and cycle tracking as live features. Want me to re-audit and rewrite those two against this same current state?