Weightnote · Comparison
Libra vs Weightnote — Trend-Based Weight Tracking on Android vs iPhone
Libra is widely recommended on Android for trend-based weight tracking. If you're on iPhone, Weightnote offers the same approach — with a few extras.
What Libra does well
Libra smooths daily weight readings into a trend line and lets you see the direction your weight is actually heading. It's free, focused and respected in weight-tracking communities.
The problem: Libra is Android-only
iPhone users can't use Libra. Weightnote was built to fill that gap — the same trend-based philosophy, designed for iOS.
What Weightnote adds
- Goal weight: set a target and see your gap on every screen.
- Body measurements: log waist, hips or any other measurement alongside weight.
- Fully offline and private: no account, data stays on device.
- Clean iOS design with haptics and system integration.
Which to use?
On Android, Libra is a solid free option. On iPhone, Weightnote is the equivalent — and with goal tracking and body measurements built in, arguably more complete.
Common questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. The core features are free, with no subscription needed.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Open the app and start logging — your data stays on your device.
- How often should I weigh myself?
- Ideally daily at the same time, but only react to the trend, not any single reading.
- Does it count calories?
- No. Weightnote focuses only on your weight and its trend — no food logging.
- Does it work in kg and lb?
- Yes, you can track your weight in whichever unit you prefer.
Get the app
Weightnote — Weight Tracker
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