Renpho - Outdated Version

Name: Renpho - Outdated Version
Rating: 3.4 (1832 reviews)
Author: Joicom corporation

By: Joicom corporation App

Health & Fitness

Features & Capabilities

Renpho - Outdated Version helps Chrome users understand why the current Renpho app cannot register data and guides them toward a seamless transition to the Renpho Health App. The extension clearly communicates the issue and outlines how to keep tracking health and fitness data without interruption.

With step-by-step guidance to switch to Renpho Health App, this extension supports uninterrupted access to your health data and provides expectations and tips for migrating your workflow.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Sports

By:

Joicom corporation

Rating:

3.40

(1,832)

Version:

3.20.0 Last updated: 2026-06-25

Version code:

887429020

Creation date:

2017-03-31

Compatible devices:

Size:

79.82MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-15

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 51,474 ▲ 653

Other rankings

#19 in version keyword 35 ▲ 16

Other platforms

Renpho - Outdated Version (v3.19.2)

3,670,150 3.64

(8,980)

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Developed by:

Joicom corporation

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/renpho-outdated-version/id1219889310

Website:

http://www.renpho.com

User Reviews

Reviews show a strong preference for the older Renpho app due to a comprehensive, easy-to-read dashboard and stable performance. The newer version is criticized for poorer data visibility, data-migration losses, and profile/connection issues. Users repeatedly request better migration paths, preserving multiple users, and maintaining the old app’s intuitive data presentation. Overall sentiment favors maintaining the old app’s features and reliability over upgrading to the newer version.

Pros

One-page, color-coded dashboard with multiple data points (12 visible) that eliminates excessive scrolling.
Easy-to-use UI/UX with quick access to weight trends and fewer clicks to view information.
Reliable and stable performance over years with few or no glitches.
Strong multi-metric tracking (weight, circumference) and support for family use (multiple profiles, tracking kids).
Clear, understandable data presentation that users feel confident using for family health goals.

Cons

New Renpho version is less usable, displaying fewer data points and forcing scrolling, reducing visibility of information.
Upgrade often leads to data migration issues or data loss (months of measurements wiped or limited migration).
Difficulties adding secondary users/profiles after the update (UI changes hide or remove this option).
Connectivity and pairing problems (e.g., with iPhone 15/watch, brightness/readability issues).
Accuracy and usability problems (timeline spacement, athlete vs regular mode discrepancies, some metrics feel unreliable).

Recent reviews

All the functions don't work every time I use the scale, which gets frustrating if there's weight change, I want to see all the other metrics

by me*****, 2026-05-16

I like this version much better than the new one. This version summarizes everything I want to see in one page where the new one I'm forced to scroll/navigate to see the same information. This versions dashboard shows 12 data points all color coded and visible without scrolling. New version shows 1 data point (not including calories which is not related to my devices). Additionally the developers of new version set a limit on number of measurement points that can be migrated between apps. Therefore measurements I had taken in this one for months are lost and cannot be added as the limit is higher here on the old. These are low hanging fruit software fixes that are completely preventing me from using the new version. Would happily switch if they matched the dashboard and removed measurement data point limits. This old version is perfect in my opinion, only changes I'd like to see would be unlimited data points for circumference measurements.