Weight Monitor for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Essence Computing on 2023-05-06 | Category: Health & Fitness
Rating 2
from 4 Votes |
$ $0.99
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Essence Computing on 2023-05-06 | Category: Health & Fitness
Weight Monitor is a Health & Fitness app by Essence Computing. Weight Monitor allows you to quickly and easily record your daily weight. Nothing else to get in the way.
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1. The graph also shows you the line of required weight loss to achieve your desired weight.
2. The green line shows the rolling average weight.
3. The monthly graph shows you your weight, your target weight but also your average weight over the last 10 days.
4. The blue line shows the required weight loss line.
5. The line extends to the rolling average weight for the day.
6. This line is calculated from the start date & weight and the end date & weight.
7. The end of the arrow of each red line shows the weight for the day.
8. This weight is plotted for each day and this is the green line.
9. You can easily see your new weight and how this affects the average on the graph.
10. If you follow this line you will reach your target weight.
11. For each weight entered an average of the last ten days is calculated.
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Cumbersome to use. Seems like more effort than it's worth. Went back to paper and pencil on graph paper. Easier to use and just as visual.
First off, the interface on the graph is not very easy to use. The graph needs pinch-to-zoom and touch controls. The arrows get very busy if you have a big graph with lots of daily weights. Dots might be better. The app automatically populates with dates and null values for weights. That's silly. The trendline appears to be a moving average that includes your goal weight in the calculation, so if you lose weight more quickly or slowly than you intended, the trendline does not follow your trend and curls at the end.
Does what it says it will do. Graphs could be better
Wurks like its post 2.
Being a very visual person (show me a graph or chart...not text and words!) I love this app. You put in start weight and goal weight and "by when" date, then all you do is put your daily or weekly weight it. It shows you a graph of where you are currently but more importantly, the trend of whether you are still progressing downward. This is great because as we all know, weight fluctuates constantly for many reasons so being up for one or two days and then way down for the next and then back up again can be freaky! But since the graph shows you whether this is a consistently upward or consistently downward trend, you can relax about the daily fluctuations (well, in theory...it's hard when you shoot up two pounds overnight for no apparent reason! So if I see that after a week or so, the daily fluctuations are resulting in an upward trend, I will start tweaking my food or exercise. If it's a downward trend, I can just keep doing what I'm doing because it's apparently working. Anyhow, super simple to use and for being so simple, very helpful in the quest to lose weight.
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