I think the app is very helpful but I do have an issue with the “optimal” body fat percentage it suggests for women. It suggests BELOW 15 to 16% body fat for me as a 25yo woman. Most women have fertility issues when they are that low and it is definitely not sustainable or healthy for the long term. It has also has feature that shows your estimated total years you could live. You can take a body fat toggle and and lower it to show that it increases your estimate time of life. The problem is that my estimated time of life keeps increasing as I decrease the percentage past 16%, suggesting the lower the better. This is just not accurate, if a woman has 5% body fat they won’t live until they are 95. They probably won’t live past a couple of months. People who are using this app will get the wrong idea about fat % and potentially strive for an unhealthier version of themselves for it. This app should be about getting healthier. I’m sure it’s just a coding issue and not what the developers truly thing, but please fix it!

I get two different numbers for my biologic age on my iPhone and iPad, even though the raw data reported is the same. I also cannot get the dart to go into apple health. I have gone to settings on apple health and allowed it to connect with dexafitAI, but when you click on the link it says “no data from DEXAFIT” even though I have two sets of readings. The DEXAFIT scans I got in Cambridge won’t upload to FitTrace Sync which could be an intermediary to apple health.

App has useful details for Dexa body composition. I really like the benchmark score against peer it provides. Would love to see VO2 Max and RMR data integrated and visible in app as I took these tests and were told they are not available in the app yet.

Minus the reviews about optimal body fat % most of the bad reviews seem to be related to user error. I have been waiting ten years for this technology to become available to the public. The fact that it also stores and plots your data is amazing. Yes 18% body fat can be to low for a women but having a good expectation going into these scans is important.