Weight Tracker: Daily Weigh-In

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About this app

Daily weight moves. Your progress is easier to read as a trend.
Log your weigh-in in seconds and see through everyday fluctuations.
Set a goal weight, get a computed timeline, and follow clear checkpoints.

Weight Tracker keeps daily tracking focused on the number and the direction behind it.

FEATURES
• Fast manual weight logging
• A trend view that reduces the distraction of day-to-day changes
• Goal-weight setup
• A computed timeline based on your logged progress
• Checkpoints that make a longer goal easier to follow
• Weight history and progress charts
• BMI calculator with a saved history
• Notes, progress photos and body measurements
• Daily weigh-in reminder
• CSV import and export

Your data stays on this phone. There is no account, no cloud and no analytics; the only way anything leaves the device is a file you export and hand somewhere yourself.

Timelines are estimates, not guarantees. Weight Tracker is for personal tracking and does not provide medical advice.

Some features require a subscription. Available plans, pricing and renewal terms are shown before purchase, and subscriptions are billed through your Google Play account. You can manage or cancel them in Google Play at any time.

Privacy Policy: https://weight-tracker.expo.app/privacy/
Log your weight, see the trend behind daily ups and downs, reach your goal.
Updated on
Oct 6, 2026
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