Weighwise: Weight Tracker

Weighwise is a calm weight tracker, weight log and weight diary: weigh in once a day, and it turns the scale's day-to-day jumps into one smooth trend line — so you see where you are really heading and, at this pace, when you reach your goal. THE TREND, NOT THE JUMPS The scale goes up and down from one day to the next. Weighwise smooths those swings into a trend that follows your real direction, so one heavy morning never spoils a good week. A DAILY WEIGH-IN IN FIVE SECONDS The entry opens on your last weight — nudge it with the ruler, tap Save, done. Weighed in twice? The day counts as the average. Missed a day? Add it later. Tapped by mistake? Undo is right there. A GOAL THAT IS YOURS Lose, maintain or gain. Use it as a weight loss tracker or to keep a steady weight — you set the goal, and Weighwise shows how much of the way is behind you, celebrates every quarter of it, and estimates the date you get there at your current pace. Maintaining? Keep your trend inside your own range. YOUR PROGRESS AT A GLANCE A chart from one month to all time, your weekly change, weekly averages, your lowest trend, your weigh-in streak — and BMI as a number once you add your height. WORKS WITH APPLE HEALTH Connect Apple Health and your whole weight history comes in at once. With a smart scale, new weigh-ins arrive on their own, and the ones you enter can go back to Apple Health too. ONE GENTLE REMINDER A reminder at the time you choose, only on a day without a weigh-in — and never with a number on your lock screen. KG OR LBS Works in kilograms or pounds, in a light and a dark theme. PRIVATE AND OFFLINE No account, no sign-up, no internet needed. Your weight stays on your phone. Export a CSV for a spreadsheet, or move everything to a new phone with a one-file backup. EVERYTHING IS FREE Every feature is free for everyone. Weighwise is supported by light, family-friendly ads; a single one-time purchase removes them forever. Weighwise is a logging tool, not medical advice. For goals that concern your health, talk to your doctor.