Happy Scale might be a popular app for tracking weight but it’s currently unavailable to download on Android phones. While the availability is limited to iPhone users right now, there are some Android app alternatives that offer a similar experience, so those without an iOS device won’t have to feel like they’re missing out. The weight-tracking iOS app has garnered a lot of users recently, and there’s a good reason for that.

Unlike typical weight-recording apps, Happy Scale utilizes behind-the-scenes technical analysis and predictive algorithms. Instead of focusing on comparing weight data from different dates, the app records weight trends and patterns to highlight the user’s overall progress. This allows the app to not only display a person’s weight history, but also the expected time-frame of when they could reach their goal, providing extra motivation in the process.

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According to the Happy Scale website, the app can only be officially downloaded from Apple’s App Store, and currently requires at least iOS 13, iPadOS 13 or macOS 11 to work. Furthermore, syncing data from smart scales or other health apps to Happy Scale can only be done with the Apple Health app. Not only does this mean Android support is nowhere to be seen, but it currently remains unclear if Android support will be added in the future.

Happy Scale Android Alternatives

Those looking to lose weight can often get good health advice from software, and there are plenty of weight-tracking apps available to download from the Google Play Store. Like Happy Scale, Monitor Your Weight also provides a rough estimate on when users might reach their goals based on their weight fluctuations and via a simple graph. Another advantage is that it displays other useful information like Body Mass Index, average weight loss, progress so far, and can even seamlessly switch between multiple users. Weight loss tracker is another neat alternative, as it blends calendars and graphs in an interface that’s quite easy to understand. Users can also make adding weight entries interactive by specifying moods and adding pictures and journal notes to each entry.

Finally, Weight Tracker, BMI Calculator lets users fully customize each weight entry with notes and pictures. There is also the option to add before-and-after comparisons and users receive motivational messages after updating their progress. The Android app also allows users to adjust their fat percentage, which is useful since BMI doesn’t take muscle weight into consideration. While there are few Android apps on the Google Play Store that offer the exact same features as Happy Scale, these alternatives can make weight-tracking a more fun and interactive process.

Source: Happy Scale, Play Store

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