InBody

Name: InBody
Rating: 3.9 (1825 reviews)
Author: InBody Co., Ltd.

By: InBody Co., Ltd. App

Health & Fitness

Overview

Version:

2.9.35

Last updated: 2026-09-02

Ranking

#45,454 ▲ 137

Overall

Features & Capabilities

InBody app pairs with body composition analyzers and BP monitors to provide a comprehensive view of your health beyond a single scale number. By syncing data on muscle, fat, water, activity, and nutrition, you can track progress over time and stay motivated toward healthier habits.

Key features include an enhanced overview dashboard, historic body composition data, detailed test results and graphs, blood pressure history, a digital diet and exercise log, and sleep tracking with InBody BAND 2. You can also view national rankings to spark friendly competitions. Note: this app offers health information for general reference and is not a medical diagnosis; consult a healthcare professional for medical decisions.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Sports Data

By:

InBody Co., Ltd.

Rating:

3.90

(1,825) 14 new ratings

Version:

2.9.35 Last updated: 2026-09-02

Version code:

890615923

Creation date:

2014-06-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

260.25MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 45,454 ▲ 137

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Developed by:

InBody Co., Ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/inbody/id884923678

User Reviews

It’s really good it helps you track everything

by Co*****, 2026-08-31

There is absolute no good reason why I cannot simply input my phone number and a password and see ALL my InBody scans from ALL facilities I’ve ever visited since the beginning of time. This lack of cohesiveness is inexcusable. The manual entry mechanism is horrible and you lose so much of the detailed data when entering this way. Why can’t they at least offer an option to scan the paper and OCR from it? Zero logic whatsoever to this business model that gives almost no reconcilable data ownership to the consumer. And I don’t want to hear the argument that this is “by design” because if so, it’s a HORRIBLE design. It’s 2026 and data retrieval is only still this hard when a business cares nothing about its customers.