I’m impressed with the different parameters that can be recorded in your app. And I really like the tracker graphs so I can follow my progress. The only issue I have is with the measurements page. I cannot enter the “neck” parameters because it is off the page and I cannot scroll to it. I am running your app on an iPad 6. It would be nice if you could either scroll on the measurements page or click on the actual body image to be able to enter the data for each individual part. Also the app is very “glitchy”. If I add the “body type” to my menu then click it, the app crashes - every time. The app doesn’t always accept my inputted data. It tells me my internet connection has failed. But this is the only app on my tablet that gives me this warning. So I assume it is your app only that doesn’t have a strong connection to the internet. It takes several times to connect with my scale too.

Most of the app seems to work great but the circumference measurement won’t allow you to slide to anything beyond about 7.5 inches… would be really nice if you could just type in the measurement instead of having to use a slide scale.

It’s from China. Most Chinese people are naturally slender. It’s saying I’m “at risk” when anything under 165 is considered under weight for me. Their version of average is 130 ibs to 110 ibs. Naturally, I am a Nordic background and woman who’s ancestors where Vikings typically don’t fall in the 130-110 weight range. I do like how the scale tracks your progress and such, I think it is a good idea but with my particular build it’s not right. I’m very close with my nutritionists and they all agree. There needs to be an option for each individual you can create. My healthy weight is 170-180 because of my bones and muscle mass. I like the idea but it only caters to naturally small individuals. Not helping people get to their ideal weight for their body type. It’s true I know a lot studying nutrition, my heritage and my body type and mass. But they should make it an option to be able to adjust it. I hope this helps.

It marks each measurement as a different bullet point, instead of showing each days evenly spaced. Also, it need you to open the app and press a button before you weigh yourself, which is way more inconvenient than Renpho which will pick up any recent weighing automatically once you open the app any time afterwards