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Add more Body metrics besides weight.
You have body weight and I see you are planning on adding more metrics.
You also say in the weight info that check how your pants fit to see if they are loose. Meaning your weight can stay the same or even increase when you add muscle. So checking your waist line will let you know if you are losing fat. In general. It would be nice to be able to add the waist measurement for tracking. And possibly a fat% I use a scale and look for trends not absolutes. Possibly other measurements for tracking.
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I completely agree
Caliper measurements of at least 4 areas would be a good start to measure body fat percentage and update weekly to see a chart/graph of progress.
creating an alert to tell you measurement are due today. I did forward a sceen shot of a measurement idea to the Dr Muscle team for Eve but would be great to have in both apps.
see my post
https://muscle.userecho.com/en/communities/1/topics/416-have-a-section-for-body-circumferences-and-fat-measurements
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The app asks the user to log weight and body fat percentage. Since I don't have a reliable way of measuring my body fat, I have left the box blank. I have dropped weight, but the app says that since I haven't logged my body fat, I might be losing muscle instead of fat. My waist has shrunk so I know that I have lost body fat, but there is no way to tell the app that.
How about adding a box for some body measurements? After all, health wise the waist measurement is more important than fat percentage, and you can easily measure your body measurements, but getting reliable body fat percentage requires some speciality equipment, or you have to pay to get it measured. I have one of thise cheap electric measuring devices, but it is far from reliable.
Even if you are not trying to lose fat, it still could be useful to record the measurements.