I love the concept of this app and i would buy the full version if it included BMI calculator

It's a basic program with a bonus of the way they make an average weight they call true weight. Anyway there really needs to be a calender so we can see the weight at a glance and go back to specific days instantly and not have to go through each day individally. Also, why did you put the delete entry button RIGHT by the next button? I've accidently bumped it already and deleted some info because they are so close to each other. The program could be prettier or more flowy or dreamy looking but I love the scale part of it and the ability to move it and also to the points inbetween numbers because sometimes we don't weigh EXACTLY a particular number. Thanks for the free app. Can't wait to see if you impliment my suggestions.

I've already upgraded to the full version to support the developer. Id you have read the hacker's diet, this is your 'Eat Watch'. For those who complain about what the 'true weight' represents, it is a weighted moving average so it will always lag your scale by a few days and will never e the same number, but more importantly because it is a moving average (like that used by technical stock traders), it smooths out the daily bumps that often frustrate you and give an inaccurate picture of your weight trend. Take a few minutes and google 'hacker's diet', created by the founder of autodesk who lost 45 pounds and kept it off. To the developer-you should include in the description of the app a little more about what true weight means so that people not familiar with moving averages aren't disappointed when true weight doesn't match the weight they type in.

The reviews for the paid version if this app are lower than it deserves due to a mIsunderstanding if what this app is for. Basically, due to factors such as water retention, salt intake, etc, your weight can fluctuate as much as 10 pounds even when you aren't dieting. If you stick to a diet & suddenly see you gained 4 pounds since yesterday you might get discouraged. Using a moving average, just as stock market analysts have for years, you can get a more accurate picture if your weight loss, which is most useful for keeping you motivated even after a plateau. This app is awesome at its job!