Body fat inaccurate
Genuinely don’t get why people like this
Fun app keeps me on track
I have a pacemaker, so I can no longer use my smart scale. I enjoy Zozofit so much more!
Watching myself shrink in graphic form is fun and really helps me to see my body change even when I’m not losing weight.
The booty component is a great indicator as to whether I’m losing muscle, and it’s a cute aspect of the app.
I use the food tracker without fail every day. The AI scanner is surprisingly accurate, breaking down by components my restaurant meals.
Best app for healthy weight loss ever!
Can’t even make an account
App does not work
Motivational
The WORST in EVERY WAY
MAGA
of god awful health apps!
Very Excited!!!!
Outstanding
Basic Features Are Now Paid
I’m so glad a bought the suit!
I love it, just some recommendations…
Great
ZOZOFIT
Doesn’t work
Motivation
It’s a scam
Was perfect
Love it so far!!
I do wish they had a “fiber” option to add alongside nutrients especially for those who are on glp1s.
Functional App With Some Important Accuracy Concerns
**Body Scanner**
The 3D body scanner is an interesting feature, but I've noticed an accuracy concern with the body fat percentage readings. It estimated me at 31% body fat and placed me in a "good range" compared to other users — however, my Hume smart scale reads 41%, which I believe to be more accurate. This is worth keeping in mind if you're relying on the scanner for precise body composition data.
**Food Logger**
I enjoy using the barcode scanner, but there's no feedback while it's searching — no haptic response, loading indicator, or status message to let you know it's working. A small UI improvement like that would go a long way.
I also ran into a calorie calculation issue when using generic foods. For example, when I logged jasmine rice and switched the unit from "serving" to "cup," the calorie count jumped to 680, which doesn't add up. It's unclear how the app is handling unit conversions, but the numbers don't seem to scale correctly.
**Overall**
Despite these caveats, ZozoFit has a lot of potential. The app runs smoothly, I haven't experienced any crashes or technical issues, and the core features are genuinely useful. With a few tweaks to accuracy and UI feedback, this could be a really solid health tracking app.

