Weight Tracker, BMI monitor

Name: Weight Tracker, BMI monitor
Rating: 4.3 (154 reviews)
Author: oWorld Software

By: oWorld Software App

Track your losing weight, goal

Overview

Version:

2.1.28

Last updated: 2024-01-19

Ranking

#296,934 ▼ 165,254

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Monitor your weight on daily basis. Set your goal, add your sport session and look at the results.

Do you think you’re too fat or too skinny? This application can answer this question precisely using your Body Mass Index (BMI). Enter your weight and height and you will know your ideal weight.

Add your weight every day and see its evolution on a graph. You can also set yourself an objective to achieve for a precise date (for example: I want to weight 110lbs. by 07/04/12), the application will tell you as soon as you’ve achieved this objective.

The BMI is a reference index used by medical organizations for the assessment of the risks linked to being overweight as an adult.

The app integrates with the Health app allowing you to track your sleep and walk + run activities.

An application to track your weight and monitor it daily.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

oWorld Software

Rating:

4.30

(154)

Version:

2.1.28 Last updated: 2024-01-19

Version code:

863031603

Creation date:

2012-02-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

35.96MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-25

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 296,934 ▼ 165,254

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Developed by:

oWorld Software

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/weight-tracker-bmi-monitor/id500465721

Website:

http://www.oworld.fr

User Reviews

Easy way to track your weight program

by Ma*****, 2019-06-27

The setup could have some simple prompts to assist the process. Having to convert height in inches to a decimal fraction of feet is awkward. Why not just use inches? Forcing you to take a photo vs selecting a photo is also unnecessary. Treat that differently also and explain why rather than having to fight with the camera feature.