Weight Log: Progress Tracker

About this app

We make tracking your weight easy because losing it should be the hardest part. We've taken a minimalist approach when developing and designing Weight Log, so you will find that there is little to no clutter with the interface and experience. Every element has been carefully chosen to provide you the most optimal experience when using the app. We are certain that utilizing Weight Log will provide you a simple weight tracking solution you've been always looking for. Check out some of the features that we offer below. Weight Graph: We offer an intuitive weight graph that will display your progress from start to finish, so you will be able to see your overall progress through your entire weight loss journey. History: In addition to showing your weight progress per day, we also organize the months of each year so you can see how much you've lost for each month. Goal Weight: Setting your goal weight is a great way to keep on track. We make that process easy by allowing you to set your goal weight, and we'll let you know your overall progress of reaching the weight. BMI: Accessing your BMI can really enlighten you to a particular category of where you stand in regards to your current weight. We offer this feature as a part of our premium upgrade. Notes: If you would like to add notes to a particular weight day for you to remember anything related to that particular day that you weighed in, we'll allow you to do this. We offer this feature as a part of our premium upgrade. We hope that we can have the privilege of being a part of your weight loss journey. Stay cool, and love yourself. You will get to where you're going if you never give up.

In this release, we've added the difference between the first weight of the current month and the last weight of the previous month, giving you a clearer picture of your progress from month to month.

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