Amusing BMI Calculator vs BMI Tracker & Calculator

Lose weight and keep a healthy weight and Body Mass Index (BMI) with help from a cute dog named Alexander. This amusing app is available free in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Czech and Russian. - Computes Body Mass Index (BMI) by using the method used by most doctors. - A user-friendly and entertaining app. Simply enter weight and height. - Accepts imperial, metric and mixed system inputs. - App shows BMI, weight category and a cute dog Alexander's reaction. - For people 20 years and older of any gender. Alexander can become your virtual pet and trusted companion to help you achieve the desired weight loss (or weight gain) and make weight management easier. This app is a delight for dog lovers. Keep a healthy weight and make Alexander happy! How to use the app: 1. Tap on desired unit for weight (pounds or kilos) and enter your weight in small box. 2. Tap on desired unit for height (inches or centimeters) and enter your height in small box. If you know your height in feet and inches, select inches and use 1 ft equals 12 inches. For example, if your height is 5 ft and 7 inches, you would enter (5 x 12) inches + 7 inches, which is 67 inches. 3. Hit the return key and tap the "show BMI" button. The app will show BMI value, category and Alexander's reaction. About the app: The app accepts weight input in kilos or pounds and height input in inches or centimeters (cms). You can choose the imperial system (weight in pounds, height in inches) or the metric system (weight in kilos, height in cm). You can also use mixed system inputs, for example, weight in kilos and height in inches. Mixed system is still in use in many places, for example, parts of Great Britain, such as, England and Scotland and also in Canada, Ireland, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Australia, New Zealand and several other Commonwealth countries. The default is pounds for weight and inches for height. Keeping a healthy weight is important for good health. Obesity is becoming a major health problem in many countries, for example, the United States (US), India, China, Russia, Brazil, Egypt, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Mexico, Iran, New Zealand, Hungary, Canada, Iraq, Australia, the United Kingdom (UK), Argentina, South Africa, Norway, Greece and many others. Being overweight or obese is considered a risk factor for many diseases, such as, diabetes, stroke, heart disease and high blood pressure. Conversely, being underweight can be a sign of an underlying medical condition or eating disorder, such as, anorexia and bulimia. This app shows your weight category and BMI for easy weight monitoring. It also provides an entertaining way to achieve and maintain a healthy weight and BMI with help from the wonderful dog Alexander. The app contains 8 categories ranging from "Very severely underweight" to "Very severely obese" and Alexander's reaction for each category. Alexander is a great motivator to help you achieve your weight loss goals and maintain a healthy weight and BMI. About BMI: Body Mass Index (BMI) is widely used by healthcare professionals as one of the measures to assess the overall health of a person. This app provides a simple way for people to keep track of their BMI values. It is intended to be used for people 20 years and older. Disclaimer: This app is not meant to replace the advice of your medical professional. Please get medical advice before starting any weight loss or weight gain regimen.

- Record your height & weight - See BMI ranges - Data kept offline - Reminders - Achievements - Dark and light modes - Change the colour This app lets you keep track of your weight, see your current BMI and work out what weight you need to be for each BMI range. It is simple and informative. All your health related data is kept on the device. The developers can't see your BMI, it's totally private. No advertisers or health insurers are getting that data. The app is designed to be neutral. It won't pressure you to lose or gain weight. There are no alarming colours, no goals. Just the information you want in one place. You can set reminders in the app so you can build a habit of recording your weight once per week at about the same time. The app included achievements for measuring regularly, not losing or gaining weight.