Fasting?Trust the trend.
Fasting swings the scale hard — down during the fast, up after refeeding. Weightnote's trend line looks through the cycle and shows what's actually changing.
Fasting makes the scale lie harder than usual.
Up a kilo overnight after a good day? That's water and food, not fat — but it still messes with your head.
You just want to see your weight and whether it's going down — not log every meal and macro.
Judge yourself by a single reading and you're on a rollercoaster. You need the real direction, not the daily lurch.
Three steps, that's it
Log your weight
A couple of taps. No food diary, no setup marathon.
See your trend
Current weight, weekly change and goal distance on one screen.
Trend, not noiseReach your goal
Watch the gap to your target shrink over time.
Why fasting needs trend tracking
Fasting moves water and food weight around dramatically:
- Weigh at the same point in your routine — ideally morning, fasted.
- Expect big swings between fasting and eating days.
- Judge nothing by a single reading after a refeed.
- Let two weeks of trend tell you if the protocol works.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
Not another calorie app. Just your weight and the trend that matters.
One glance
Current weight, weekly change and goal distance on a single screen.
See the signal
The direction over time, with the daily noise smoothed out.
Log in seconds
Add your weight and get on with your day.
Reach your target
Set a goal and watch the gap shrink.
Stays on device
No account, no sign-up, no clutter.
No calorie counting
Just your weight and your trend — nothing else to manage.
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.
Your goal, one weigh-in away.
Free. No calorie counting. No account required.
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