One Tap Weight

I built this because every weight app wants to count your calories, track your macros, and charge you monthly. This one just logs your weight. That's it.

I built this because every weight app wants to be your personal trainer.

You step on the scale. You want to write down a number. Instead, you get a calorie counter, a food diary, a macro tracker, a water intake log, a step counter, and a $9.99/month subscription to use any of it.

You just wanted to write down one number.

So I built an app that does exactly that. Then I realised everyone on Ozempic, Wegovy, or any weight loss journey has the same problem.

WHAT YOU GET:

• Log your weight in 3 seconds. One number. One button. No sign-up, no account, no onboarding quiz.
• Auto-detects your region. US gets lbs, everyone else gets kg. Switch anytime in Settings.
• iCloud sync across all your Apple devices. Weigh in on your phone, check your trend on your iPad.
• Apple Watch companion app. Log your weight from your wrist without reaching for your phone.
• See your history grouped by day with change tracking. Green for down, orange for up. Instant visual feedback.
• View trend charts with your average, total change, and reading count over time.
• Export a clean PDF report for your doctor. One tap. No paywall.
• Edit any reading, any time.
• Works on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.

WHAT YOU WON'T FIND:

• No subscription. $4.99, lifetime access.
• No ads. Not now, not ever.
• No calorie counting. No food diary. No macro tracking.
• No account required. Your data stays on your devices, synced privately through iCloud.
• No tiny text. Large, clear numbers designed for real people.
• No forced onboarding. Step on scale, open app, tap save. Done.

WHY THIS EXISTS:

Your doctor said "weigh yourself regularly." You downloaded an app. It asked you 15 questions about your fitness goals, showed you a paywall, and wanted to photograph your meals.

One Tap Weight was designed for people who just want to track one number. Big text. Clear buttons. No jargon. Your mum could use this app. That's the point.