All your weigh-ins in order.
Add your weight whenever you like: Holymp keeps average, minimum, maximum and number of weigh-ins for the period.
HOLYMPYour weight changes every morning for a thousand reasons. Holymp compares averages, works out your pace and tells you whether you are heading where you chose and when you could reach your goal weight if you keep going.

Holymp keeps your weigh-ins in order and reads them together, sparing you false alarms and false starts.
Add your weight whenever you like: Holymp keeps average, minimum, maximum and number of weigh-ins for the period.
It compares two-week averages and works out how fast you are losing or gaining, so a small swing does not become an alarm.
Choose where you want to get and how fast: Holymp shows when you will get there if you keep going like this.
A dinner out, a weekend, creatine you just started: Holymp tries to recognize temporary swings, explains them and avoids changing your targets because of a bloated weigh-in.
After a day well over your target, Holymp can suggest a few days with more steps or light activity. No fasting, no drastic cuts.
Every week, every month, every six months and at the end of the year: how you ate, how you trained, what changed. At year end, a postcard to share.
On the Home screen you find short story-style alerts about weight, meals and workouts: they show up only when there is something worth knowing.
Connect Health Connect and Holymp reads steps, sleep and activity, next to the rest of your data.
You don’t need to weigh yourself every day, but the more weigh-ins you log, the more reliable the trend. A few weigh-ins a week, in the same conditions, are a good starting point.
Water, salt, carbohydrates and the menstrual cycle make weight swing from day to day. That is why Holymp looks at the trend over several weeks instead of a single weigh-in.
Yes. With your consent it reads steps, sleep and activity. The connection is free.
Your weight trend, together with what you eat, tells how many calories you really burn.
