Weight Logger

Sébastien Vrillaud

About this app

Archive your body composition data using your Tanita scale (or any body composition scale).
Exclusive feature : One click export to your “Garmin Connect” account.

Main features :
- Viewflow display of your data.
- Scrollable and zoomable graphs of weight, body fat, body water and muscle mass.
- One click export to your “Garmin Connect” account.
- FIT and CSV export.
- Support of Kg or Lb mass unit.
- Support of mass or percent muscle mass unit.
- Languages supported : English (default), Catalan, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Ukrainian.


This app is opensource. You can help to improve the code, add features, add localisation, or report issues on Github :
https://github.com/kochka/WeightLogger

If you want to translate this application into your language and you don't understand what Github is, please send me an email.


Permissions :
- Full internet access: Needed to export data on Garmin Connect account.
- Modify/delete usb storage contents modify/delete sd card contents: Needed to store the locale database.
- Bluetooth: Data import using BT Smart (hidden feature - alpha)

Ratings and reviews

Great, simple app. I have been using this app for many years to track the stats of my Tanita scale on a daily basis. I bought a Garmin watch almost a year ago and have been using this app to sync to my Garmin Connect account each morning. It is super simple and works flawlessly. I recently switched to the iPhone platform and wish that this app also existed in that ecosystem. None of the apps I've found in the Apple ecosystem measure up to this app.

Great app for recording the data but can't seem to get any export functionality to work which means it's not all that useful. Tried all formats and it doesn't seem to be able to create the export files which is odd in that it can create it's own directory under the downloads directory. Tried Garmin Connect and it says there is nothing to export.

Works well as a simple logger, except the graphs are not very useful because the date labels only show month and day, not year. Impossible to look back and figure out when different weights were reached. Graphing in Garmin connect app is a good example of how this might work, with adjustable ranges (7d/4w/12m) and a marker that can be moved to read off the data at a certain point. But in any case, thank you for your efforts and for making this available free.

What's new

Fix Garmin Connect upload AGAIN :(