Progress Body Tracker & Health

When searching for an app to track measurements, I came across a recommendation for this one and another app. I downloaded the free versions of both and got started. I was tempted to buy the full version to access the photo feature, but hesitant to spend $5 (the other app had similar features and was only $2), but the reviews and the developer’s care and investment in the app impressed me so I decided to go for it. I’m so glad I did. It really matters to me that my info isn’t being sold and that my photos are secure, and that seems to be a priority for this developer. The app is easy to use and really helpful in tracking my fitness journey. I was able to check out a friend who had purchased the full version of the other app I had considered and again I’m impressed by the features and layout of this one- definitely made the right choice.

This is for the paid version. So easy to use; it’ll track body fat percentage and muscle mass; body measurements and many more and it’s so easy to log and keep track of your progress. I use it with a scale that gives me body composition info, but it’s not a smart scale that feeds to an app, so I needed an app that I could input manual entries, and this is perfect. *** Note to developer: please change the color of the changes to muscle mass. It indicates green when muscle mass decreases, it should show as green if muscle mass increases and red if it decreases. (When weight, BMI and body fat % decreases, the app indicates this with a green circle to indicate you’re doing good, If they increase, there’s a red circle, meaning you’re going in the wrong direction) Thanks!

I wanted an app for tracking changes in my size and this is the best I’ve found that allows me to do that. It enables me to measure my body parts with a tape measure and set a goal to lose or gain a specific number of inches, including setting weekly notifications to weigh myself and input the new measurement. I’m extremely pleased with the user interface and the responsive customer service. This app is a great option for anyone who doesn’t want to restrict themselves to just weight tracking or who wants to avoid weight tracking altogether and just focus on tracking body size.

Lewis, It appears the app has some issues. I could not get the message to send in the contact us section so I’m messaging you here. It kept saying to fill in all fields but there is only a subject line and message field. The two attachments were grayed out. ?? My other issue is I have tried to upgrade several times but it isn’t working. I will be asking for a refund of anything I’m billed over the one upgrade fee of 4.99 in the event I’m charged for all of my attempts. The tap her to pay is on the upper right hand side of the screen which is odd and it doesn’t appear to be functioning. I think this will be a great app if I can actually get started with it. Thank you. D. Thomas

ask user to change the rating

The one star is too high. They don’t even answer questions from the app. The rest of the rating is for the app itself and its price. 1. You can set one goal and if it’s inches, you better know exactly how many you’d like to lose from each of your body parts and add it all up. There is no guidance at all, it is cumbersome and not useful. 2. The interface of the app is not attractive and it greets you with seemingly one option, which is a giant green circle that states, “Lets add today’s measurements.” 3. Even the 10 low carb recipes is not included after you pay $6 for the app (ALREADY AN ABSURD PRICE) you have to pay additional fee for stuff that is free on the internet. 4. This app gives you ZERO INSIGHT or guidance, whether it’s about how to calculate you lean mass or even your BMI. I get it, I could figure it out myself, but for this price, they could at least include the calculators. 5. I find it tacky that when you go to “Me” section, the default selection is to tip the developers for a not very useful and already much too expensive app. Really? I fear I wasted almost $6. I don’t mind paying for something that is useful, but “Progress” is just not.