Health & Fitness · iOS
Weightnote
Log your weight and watch the trend, not the noise. A clean, no-nonsense tracker for a goal you can actually see.
Free · No account · No calorie counting
Log your weight and watch the trend on one calm dashboard.
What it does
Weightnote is a simple weight tracker built around one idea: the trend matters more than any single day. Log your weight in seconds and let the app do the rest.
See your current weight, your change this week, and how far you are from your goal — all on one calm dashboard. Track your progress over time, set a target, and keep going without getting lost in daily fluctuations.
No accounts to wrangle, no clutter — just your weight, your trend, and your goal.
Why Weightnote
Log in seconds
Add your weight quickly and get on with your day.
See the trend
Focus on the direction over time, not misleading daily swings.
One calm dashboard
Current weight, weekly change and goal distance in one place.
Set a goal
Track how far you are from your target and watch the gap shrink.
No clutter
No accounts to wrangle, no noise — just your weight and your trend.
Weigh often, read rarely
Frequent entries make a smoother, more honest trend line.
Questions
- Why track the weight trend instead of the daily number?
- Daily weight swings up to a kilo or more from water, food and hormones. The trend over a week or two shows what's really happening.
- How often should I weigh myself?
- Ideally daily, at the same time — but only react to the trend, not any single reading.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Weightnote keeps it simple with no sign-up required.
- Is Weightnote free?
- Weightnote is free to download and use.
- Does Weightnote count calories?
- No. Weightnote skips calorie counting on purpose — it's just your weight, your trend and your goal on one calm dashboard.
- Can I set a goal weight in Weightnote?
- Yes. Set a target and the dashboard shows your current weight, your change this week and how far you are from your goal.
- Does Weightnote include a BMI calculator?
- Yes — Weightnote ships on the App Store as BMI calculator: Weightnote. SnapMonoLab also offers free web calculators with no sign-up: BMI, ideal weight, weight-loss goal date and calorie deficit.
- What's the best time of day to weigh yourself?
- The same time every day, so readings are comparable. Consistency matters more than the exact hour — and only the trend, not any single reading, deserves a reaction.