Body Measurement Tracker
- Waist
- Weight
- Hips
- Body Fat Percentage
- Chest
- Upper Arms (biceps and triceps)
- Lower Arms (forearms)
- Upper Legs (thighs/quads and hamstrings)
- Lower Legs (calves)
- HeightIf you are trying to keep track of your body measurements using pen and paper, you are starting down the right track. But wouldn’t it be nice to be able to see trends in your results over time? Using this body measurement app you can instantly graph your progress. What could be more motivating than seeing a graph of your waist measurement shrinking week over week of intense waist training? Not only are these visuals great for motivation, they are essential to keeping your weight loss or bodybuilding program on the right track.Do you have a backlog of body measurements that you would like to include? No problem! Simply select the date of measurement and enter the body stats just like any other day.Do you just want to keep track of your biceps? Simply select the body measurements you want to track (thighs) under Settings and only they will appear on the Add Data screen. Don’t worry, you can switch these around any time, and your data isn’t going to be deleted.The default unit system for all measurements is English (Imperial), but you can easily switch to Metric (kilograms, centimeters) under Settings.
Working diligently on your waist training to trim inches off of your midsection? Trying to build big biceps? The key to success is closely monitoring your progress, and what better way to monitor progress than with a body measurement app?
Body Measurement Tracker is a customizable waist measurement log, weight and BMI tracker and so much more. This app allows you to track all of the body measurements that you think are relevant, and allows you to ignore the ones you don’t. Store all of the following digitally and graph them over time:
- Waist
- Weight
- Hips
- Body Fat Percentage
- Chest
- Upper Arms (biceps and triceps)
- Lower Arms (forearms)
- Upper Legs (thighs/quads and hamstrings)
- Lower Legs (calves)
- Height
If you are trying to keep track of your body measurements using pen and paper, you are starting down the right track. But wouldn’t it be nice to be able to see trends in your results over time? Using this body measurement app you can instantly graph your progress. What could be more motivating than seeing a graph of your waist measurement shrinking week over week of intense waist training? Not only are these visuals great for motivation, they are essential to keeping your weight loss or bodybuilding program on the right track.
Do you have a backlog of body measurements that you would like to include? No problem! Simply select the date of measurement and enter the body stats just like any other day.
Do you just want to keep track of your biceps? Simply select the body measurements you want to track (thighs) under Settings and only they will appear on the Add Data screen. Don’t worry, you can switch these around any time, and your data isn’t going to be deleted.
The default unit system for all measurements is English (Imperial), but you can easily switch to Metric (kilograms, centimeters) under Settings.
Know yourself, know your body with "My Body Measurements".
Category : Health & Fitness
Reviews (12)
Please come back to the previous version. I paid for this app and I am very disappointed to see such a big change in the new update. It's not possible anymore to access the different tabs like "charts", "table of data"... It was very useful for me. I there a way to come back to the previous version keeping my data? The quick add data entry screen is useful though, but I don't understand why implementing it means have the tabs disappear.
It would be nice if there was a function that told you if your calculated ratios were within normal range or not. Another thing about the graphs- the numbers on the x axis are so scrunched together you can't really make them out. I also think instead of tabular format for entering data, it would be nice if there was a body graphic you could tap on to edit the measurement.
It's like the only app that allows you to set a fat percentage goal as opposed to total body weight goal. Just measurements, goals, and nothing extra. I only have 1 issue (worth a star) and one request for enhancement. The issue is that the localization is not complete. The most obvious one is 24-hour clock. You're forced to use 12-hour clock even if you didn't have a lifetime of experience getting used to it. And the enhancement is to make it draw trends and predictions on some graphs.
This is a great app. The adds are not abnoxious, I can see my progress as a visual, which is a little reward.
It's great for keeping a log of my measurements, my only issue is that although I am able to make notes alongside each log, I'm finding it difficult to retrieve the notes when looking back through anything past the current day making my effort to keep notes seem quite redundant. I cannot seem to find it anywhere so if you could please help me with this I would be very grateful.
Ads were excessive. I'm all for ads to keep apps free but I agree with the other reviewer who said there was an ad after entering every single measurement. Some ads had a 45 second count down which disappeared & then an X never appeared to tap to get out. I had to close & reopen the app several times to enter 5 measurements. I gave up after that. That was highly annoying to me personally.
Really helpful. It does measurements that some others do not do. Progress graphs could be better
Great app that I keep returning to time send again when setting goals. Regular updates keep the app current so could not be happier.
Easy to use. Clear display. The only down side is that you can't record stones and pounds so I need to convert to pounds.
Fat percentage calculator is not accrate, does not calculate anything at times, inverts at times to negatives, and at times is larger than it should be. it varies for what goes wrong with it. Thank you for helping me fix the issue! It works as it should now. i give your app 5 Stars! =)
The app shows promise, but it uses invasive, loud, full screen ads that pop up randomly. I'm not going to put up with that in the gym or elsewhere.
Works really well. The one thing that doesn't is it will automatically add a body measurement if you even just go to the body measurement page for a particular body area. There doesn't seem to be any way to delete those annoying junk entries.