Weight Monitor Hack 1.9.2 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Essence Computing
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.9.2
ID: uk.co.esscom.weightmonitor
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Description
Weight Monitor allows you to quickly and easily record your daily weight. Nothing else to get in the way. Just add your weight and see it plotted on the graph with all the relevant information. The monthly graph shows you your weight, your target weight but also your average weight over the last 10 days. Your average weight is a much better indicator of your real weight.
Delete Weight. Just select the Weighs button and find the day you want to delete the weight of. Select the red cross on that row. Select 'Yes' when the dialog prompts you and the weight will be deleted.
The blue line shows the required weight loss line. This line is calculated from the start date & weight and the end date & weight. If you follow this line you will reach your target weight.
The end of the arrow of each red line shows the weight for the day. The line extends to the rolling average weight for the day. If the arrow is downward then your weight is going in the right direction. If the arrow is upward then beware your weight is above the average.
The green line shows the rolling average weight. For each weight entered an average of the last ten days is calculated. This weight is plotted for each day and this is the green line. If the green line remains below the blue line you are winning.
Your daily weight can change too much over just a couple of days and this can be very discouraging when your weight increases.
You can easily see your new weight and how this affects the average on the graph.
Using this new information you can gain confidence that your weight is changing as required.
The graph also shows you the line of required weight loss to achieve your desired weight.
While your weights and the average weights remain below this line you are still on track.
Stray above this line and your are off course. The graph is a powerful visual clue to what is occurring.
Simple to use. Just start it. You just have to set the initial values in the Preferences and you are ready to go.
To set the Preferences you set the Start Date, Start Weight, End Date, End Weight and whether you want to use kilograms, stones & pounds, or pounds.
On the Graph page just select Today's Weight to add you weight for the day. Select Weight to add more than one weight for the month/months. Switch back to the Graph to see the weight(s) plotted. Once you have a few added the Graph View starts to make real sense.
The more weights you add the better the graph shows your progress.
Delete Weight. Just select the Weighs button and find the day you want to delete the weight of. Select the red cross on that row. Select 'Yes' when the dialog prompts you and the weight will be deleted.
The blue line shows the required weight loss line. This line is calculated from the start date & weight and the end date & weight. If you follow this line you will reach your target weight.
The end of the arrow of each red line shows the weight for the day. The line extends to the rolling average weight for the day. If the arrow is downward then your weight is going in the right direction. If the arrow is upward then beware your weight is above the average.
The green line shows the rolling average weight. For each weight entered an average of the last ten days is calculated. This weight is plotted for each day and this is the green line. If the green line remains below the blue line you are winning.
Your daily weight can change too much over just a couple of days and this can be very discouraging when your weight increases.
You can easily see your new weight and how this affects the average on the graph.
Using this new information you can gain confidence that your weight is changing as required.
The graph also shows you the line of required weight loss to achieve your desired weight.
While your weights and the average weights remain below this line you are still on track.
Stray above this line and your are off course. The graph is a powerful visual clue to what is occurring.
Simple to use. Just start it. You just have to set the initial values in the Preferences and you are ready to go.
To set the Preferences you set the Start Date, Start Weight, End Date, End Weight and whether you want to use kilograms, stones & pounds, or pounds.
On the Graph page just select Today's Weight to add you weight for the day. Select Weight to add more than one weight for the month/months. Switch back to the Graph to see the weight(s) plotted. Once you have a few added the Graph View starts to make real sense.
The more weights you add the better the graph shows your progress.
Version history
1.9.2
2023-05-06
Bug fixes
1.9.1
2023-05-06
Bug fixes for iPad
1.9
2019-11-22
Fixed crash when selecting Today's Weight
1.8
2017-09-06
UI updates for large screens, added rotation for iphones, colour scheme change.
1.7
2013-06-17
Added the ability to show from 1 to 6 months in the graph view. Just go to Preferences and select Graph Prefs then select how many you want to so and select 'Save'
1.6.1
2013-05-30
Fixed rotation issue on iPads
Fixed edit weight crash bug
Fixed edit weight crash bug
1.6
2013-05-21
Updated for iOS 6 and iPhone 5
Added reviews
Added reviews
1.5.3
2011-10-22
Corrected text of an Alert and add some new Alerts for when you try and save a weight outside the bounds of start date to end date
1.5.2
2011-05-25
Added splash screens for retina and iPad.
Bug Fix to show moving average correctly at end of month.
Bug Fix to show moving average correctly at end of month.
1.5.1
2011-02-25
Updated images for the iPhone4 screen resolution
1.5
2011-01-06
Added the ability to delete weights.
1.4.2
2011-01-03
IPAD changes:
Date Picker now defaults to today's date.
Weight Picker now defaults to today's target weight
Date Picker now defaults to today's date.
Weight Picker now defaults to today's target weight
1.4.1
2010-08-17
Fixed a localization bug.
1.4
2010-08-10
Some bug fixes, UI enhancements.
Changes made for iPad version
Changes made for iPad version
1.3
2009-11-20
a) Chart now shows Stones and Pounds for Imperial setting.
b) Performance Improvements made to chart drawing so swiping to move to another month is quicker.
c) Averaging calculation updated to show the better rolling average. It is now less affected by days where no weight has been entered.
d) Vertical grid lines added to make it easier to see what day you are looking at.
e) End points for weights now line up with the y axis value that they should.
b) Performance Improvements made to chart drawing so swiping to move to another month is quicker.
c) Averaging calculation updated to show the better rolling average. It is now less affected by days where no weight has been entered.
d) Vertical grid lines added to make it easier to see what day you are looking at.
e) End points for weights now line up with the y axis value that they should.
1.2
2009-11-06
Version 1.2 - Now input today's weight straight from the Graph View.
Now slide right and left to view other month's graphs.
Now slide right and left to view other month's graphs.
1.1
2009-10-21
Added the ability to use US Standard for weights. So now you can express you weight in pounds only.
1.0
2009-10-06
Ways to hack Weight Monitor
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
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Ratings
2 out of 5
4 Ratings
Reviews
Amesiowa,
Confusing and disappointing
I bought this app as a result of a recommendation in the book, The Art and Science of Low Carb Living. I love the concept of calculating an average and was prepared to love this app, but I don't. First of all, as a highly educated early adopter, I'm not very often confused about HOW to use an app. I was with this one. The opening steps give inadequate directions along with a dire warning that once you enter your start and end date you will never be able to change them. There is no info, however, about how to chose. For instance, is my "end" date today, my goal time frame for weight loss, or as long as I intend to use the app? Also, although there are directions in the app store description, there is no help, FAQ, etc in the App itself. I haven't deleted it yet, but I think I'm likely to.
rickerfour,
So helpful!
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.
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.
GoBoatgirl,
Must wiegh everyday
If you don't weigh yourself everyday, this isn't great. I only weigh once a week, as advised by MANY weight loss specialists, and the graphing does all kinds weird stuff if not wieghing everyday.
Wanna b runner,
This is great.
I really don't understand why people are having a problem. It does exactly as described. The blue line shows your weight loss goal in the time to achieve it. The red is your loss or gain on that day. The green line is the average of the two. If you gain but your average (green) is below the blue, you are on track to achieve your goal. As far as changing your time frame, just go to preferences and change them! Duh
EnergyPM,
Could Do More with a Few Tweeks
If you want to track your weight loss (gain) this does the trick. Very basic functionality to see how you are doing versus your goal. A couple of things could be done better. For example it could default to the last date that you entered a weight value. On the preferences screen the wording around feet & inches could be removed since it isn't needed for anything. Overall I like the app. You get your money's worth.
ausilvermint,
GREAT APP!
Best weight loss app there is. Shows trends like no other. Easy to put in data (and no, you don't have to put it in every day). It is really terrific to have the green line showing the averages.
Bri666an,
Needs work
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.
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.
AnotherSeeker,
The best, simple, most effective weight monitor I've found.
nancypants11,
Graph won't display previous months
It always wants to start at today, and what good is that? I've fiddled with the preferences and gotten it to work before, but it's not worth the time and frustration. It looks easy enough but it doesn't work. Looking for a different app.
JWW259,
Works
Does what it says it will do. Graphs could be better
