Your Ideal Weight: calculator for your losing diet Reviews – Page 5
3/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Your Ideal Weight: calculator for your losing diet for iPhone.
Your Ideal Weight: calculator for your losing diet is free iOS app published by Newry Global Media SLU
Does do much
RioLB
This app doesnt do much. It just gives you your ideal weight and body mass index. It does not track you weight. Also it tries to trick you to buy another app as an in-app purchase, without specifying price or anything.
Your ideal weight
X2c2fly
Excellent it provided exactly what I was looking for an app that gave me a calculation for my ideal weight
Buena App pero no esta optimizada
Miguel Altamar
Es inaceptable que después de más de un año de haber sido lanzado el iPhone 5 la aplicación no sea compatible con este en respecto a la resolución de la pantalla. De resto la App funciona perfecto
What's it worth to you?
DivaMeria
My perfect weight was between 115 and 145. If that narrows it down for you, download this app.
It’s not exact don’t waste ur time
Brhdjdbdbd im not fake
1. It say 12 and up but when it says plug in ur age it only gives up to 14 so basically yea I skipped it cause it’s one year over but when I plugged in my weight it says 97-127 and that’s wrong because the doctor gve me diff info and said i was over weight so it’s not accurate
It does what I wanted.
Bonnie03079
I was looking for a simple app that would track my weight. This is easy and simple, and shows my progress on a chart. Perfect in that regard. I’ve used it for 12 days. The graph is almost complete, so I’m curious as to what will happen in a few days. Will it scroll to multiple pages? Or will it condense to one page? Should that be an option? Two little things that prevented me from giving this 5 stars: • Yesterday, I weighed myself, but forgot to record it. I see no way to go back and add (or edit) a previous day. • Measurements are pounds and ounces. My digital scale is pounds and fractions of pounds as decimals. I’d like to see the option of entering 115 + 4 oz or 115.25 or 115 1/4. For my scale I need 115.2. (And I need my body to weigh that amount, too!) I know people reviewed this negatively because of a range of desired weights, which is frustrating but accurate. You can manually enter your goal weight and a target date. I set a realistic target weight, but an unrealistic target date, but one that reminds me of a special event, so I’m using it as a countdown for that occasion. Works for me!