This app has worked well for me. It pretty much connects instantly to the scale and the measurements load immediately into the app. The app does play a sad sound if you’re overweight, but there’s an option in the settings to turn that off. Also, the app connects perfectly to Apple health so the complaints there are probably user error. Love that you can set goals and it tells you what’s ideal for each measurement. Very happy with the scale and app.

The way that the data is displayed contradicts itself occasionally and it’s really only concerned with your bmi and fat percentage in the most visible parts of the app. Which are not the most important things to track as an athlete but I understand most people probably are trying to use it for general weightloss. Then there an “athletic” mode that totally changes your data with little explanation of when to use that or what it does. I would love to see more ability to compare data and see trends rather than single days of data compared. I also think that the parameters for “green zone” should be recommended but not set in stone. We should be able to make our own goals and/or the app should give more achievable mile stone goals along the way because it can be overwhelming/disappinting

In the Change section, the data for current day is not comparing to previous date/last measurement. So I don’t know how much weight has changed compared to previous day after I measure my weight in the morning. I have to manually click it and change the date so it can compare with the prior day. that so inconvenient. VeSync app has no issue.In the Tracking tab, I hope it can show the change in weight in BMI, etc. Currently it’s just showing the numbers and we have to do the calculation in order to see the change. VeSync app is pretty good at these two areas. You might wanna check the app and incorporate the updates.

If you’re someone who has never worked out or followed your physiology before you may find this app motivating. But its data models are really, really off. Weight calculates fairly well. Everything else is sketch. Even though you can enter measurement data, it doesn’t use that high quality custom information to make calculations. Instead it relies on a very bad formula to create new numbers that are way, way inaccurate. When I contacted them about this, thinking it must just be a bug, I got a super patronizing response that basically said I was too fat to understand how data works. If you don’t know anything about physiology or statistical models you may have fun with this. But if you have the capacity to evaluate its performance, it quickly becomes apparent that the emperor has no clothes.