What Reddit Says About Weight Finder Apps

I use an app called WeightDrop.

I've tried Monitor your weight, WeightFit, Libra, aktiBMI, Better Weight and Fit companion.

It creates a graph of your projected weight loss based on your last (chosen number of) days of weigh ins. ... If not for tracking doses etc, then a cheap smart scale like renpho Elis with its free app is perfect.

I have a blutooth scale from Amazon that connects with an app, and gives all sorts of info like weight, BMI, protein, body fat %, etc. I also use Libra, because I like how it gives projections based on your trends. For CICO, I use LoseIt.

Second vote for MyFitnessPal for calorie tracking and Happyscale for weight tracking.

Nah. Just start an activity under strength and us the lap button for sets/reps. It gives you the option to enter weight and edit reps. The auto detect on movements is decent, but you'll have to correct a lot in the app after at first.

Try the Mist app, its even simpler. ... I've liked Macrofactor a lot. They make it super easy to log and there are really good over-time nutrition and weight graphs included.

If you are just looking to track your weight and not food and exercise then some people use Happy Scale or many of the new digital scales sync to your phone so you can use the app from your scale.

Lifesum is a good, affordable alternative for macro tracking. ... I build blockbite for this reason and never looked back. ... Fooducate has points and is a good app. ... I'm a fan of Noom for weight loss. Noom got wonky for a bit and that is when I switched to WW but they are back to being gre...

I love the Healthi app. Works just like WW but wayyyy cheaper. ... I absolutely love Cronometer as a calorie counter. I had to drop WW for a few months last year (finances, until they offered me a promotional rate and I came back) and in that ...