I enjoy the app and like the metrics that it provides. When adding a second user, it kinda works a little buggy. I Installed the app on my girlfriend’s phone and it sometimes “drops” her data. I added her as a second user on my phone and this seems to work sometimes but it oddly seems to “sync” to her phone a few minutes later. I would like to see her install the app and be able to use it seemlessly to track her data on her phone. I shouldn’t have to add her on my phone in order for her to track her data.Additionally, the female voice of the app sometimes works and sometimes doesn’t. I don’t know why.All and all, great scale and app….look forward to future updates.

I did the scan and the machine texted me a link. But the link sent me to a blank Safari page on my iPhone. Then I downloaded the app and registered, but the registration process was rough. I couldn’t get the keyboard to get out of the way to click next to go to the next screen. Finally figured out you have to tap multiple times outside of the text field to drop the keyboard so you can click next. Then it didn’t want to take the password word I created, had to reset my password. Finally made it into the data and I wanted to print the results to compare to a prior printout that I had from a gym that just printed the data on site. Instead of giving options for how you want to save it such as a PDF it saves to your photo.

Purchased both the H30 scale and InBody BP170B for blood pressure measurements with the expectation that the InBody App would sync all collected data in the app with Apple Health, to integrate with my other activity and health data. I expected both device’s data would sync since the same Inbody app is collecting data for both the scale and blood pressure measurements. H30 scale works well and syncs to Apple Health, however the BP170 blood pressure measurements do not sync. The data is right there in the app however hasn’t been included in the Apple sync. App developers, please include it in the sync feature! I will bring my rating to 5 stars if all BP measurement data was included in the Apple Health sync.

Overall, I have been very satisfied with my InBody H20N scale, but when it comes to the app, I must admit that there is a lot of room for improvement. Currently, I am facing specific challenges with the Apple Watch version of the app, which ceased functioning ever since I updated my watchOS. For your information, my Apple Watch is the version 8.One point I find particularly frustrating is the disparity of information available between the app on watchOS and iPhone. For instance, visceral fat index is displayed in the watchOS app but not on the iPhone. I can't understand why the same app, for the same device (in this case, the H20N scale), doesn't provide the same information across all platforms.Another aspect I would like to see improved is the display of segmental fat in the app. After all, this is crucial information that the H20N scale is capable of providing, so why not make it accessible in the app as well?And I don't even want to get started on the lack of a dedicated iPad app. What we have now is basically the iPhone app on a bigger screen, which is a terrible user experience.I understand that developing and maintaining apps across multiple platforms can be a challenge, but I believe InBody users, like myself, deserve and expect more. After all, InBody positions itself as a leader in the health and fitness industry, so it's only reasonable to expect their apps to match the quality of their physical devices.I am sharing this feedback in the hope that it will be taken into consideration and that these issues will be addressed in future updates. I would greatly appreciate it if InBody made the effort to improve the user experience across all of their app platforms.