A weight tracker that shows the trend, not the noise

Daily weight jumps around by a kilo or more because of water, salt, food in your gut and sleep. Looking at one weigh-in at a time makes it easy to give up on a plan that is working. Fiytt charts your weight over time with a trend line, so you can see the direction you are actually heading.

What Fiytt tracks

  • Weight with trend lines

    Every weigh-in charted over time, with the trend shown clearly.

  • Body measurements

    Track measurements next to your weight to spot body recomposition.

  • Progress photos

    Private photos that show change the scale misses.

  • Adaptive TDEE

    Your energy expenditure estimate adjusts as your weight trend and food logs change.

  • Nutrition tracking

    Calories and macros logged against your personal targets.

How to weigh yourself for useful data

  • 1Weigh in the morning

    After the toilet, before eating or drinking.

  • 2Use the same scale

    Different scales can disagree by a kilo or more.

  • 3Weigh often

    Several weigh-ins a week give the trend line more to work with.

  • 4Judge the trend over 2 to 3 weeks

    Not the number from one morning.

How much change to expect

A sustainable fat-loss pace for most people is around 0.5 to 1% of body weight per week. Faster loss is harder to keep up and costs more muscle. Use the free calorie deficit calculator to see how long a goal might take.

Frequently asked questions

Why does my weight change so much day to day?

Water, salt, carbohydrate and food still in your gut can move the scale by a kilo or more overnight. A trend line smooths this out.

How often should I weigh myself?

Several times a week, in the morning, gives a reliable trend. What matters is the direction over two to three weeks.

Can I track measurements too?

Yes. Fiytt tracks body measurements and progress photos alongside your weight.

One app instead of three

Log workouts and meals, bring in your runs, get AI plans and add a certified coach when you want one. Free to start on iPhone, Android and Apple Watch.

Last reviewed October 16, 2026.