Meet IWeight - a simple, fast and distraction-free weight tracker. Log your daily weight, visualize progress with beautiful charts, monitor your BMI and securely sync your data across devices with your account. No clutter, just everything you need to stay consistent with your fitness journey.
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Hey everyone! 👋 I am excited to share IWeight with the Product Hunt community.
The idea came from a simple frustration - I wanted a clean weight tracker for myself. Most apps I tried were packed with calorie counting, workouts, subscriptions, ads or features I never used. I just wanted to open an app, log my weight in a few seconds and see how I was progressing over time.
So I built IWeight: a fast, minimal weight tracker focused on one thing - helping you stay consistent. It lets you log your weight, visualize trends with clean charts, monitor your BMI and securely sync your data across devices.
I'd love to hear your feedback! What features would make a weight tracker genuinely useful for you while keeping it simple? Thanks for checking it out! ❤️
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💡 Bright idea
How does the cross-device sync actually work, is everything stored locally first and then pushed to the cloud, or does it need a constant connection to log a new entry?
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@pekkoalifapm Great question! Right now, IWeight requires an internet connection to sync new entries, as weights are stored directly in Supabase rather than being queued locally first.
The upside is that every entry is immediately backed up and available across all your signed-in devices, so your data stays in sync automatically.
I am considering adding offline support in a future update (very soon), where entries would be saved locally first and automatically synced to the cloud once you're back online. Thanks for the suggestion!
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The clean interface without ads or upsells is such a rare find for fitness apps. Love that the chart view keeps the focus purely on your progress over time.
How does the cross-device sync actually work, is everything stored locally first and then pushed to the cloud, or does it need a constant connection to log a new entry?
@pekkoalifapm Great question! Right now, IWeight requires an internet connection to sync new entries, as weights are stored directly in Supabase rather than being queued locally first.
The upside is that every entry is immediately backed up and available across all your signed-in devices, so your data stays in sync automatically.
I am considering adding offline support in a future update (very soon), where entries would be saved locally first and automatically synced to the cloud once you're back online. Thanks for the suggestion!
The clean interface without ads or upsells is such a rare find for fitness apps. Love that the chart view keeps the focus purely on your progress over time.