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Body Measurements

mojo tracks the following body metrics to help you understand how your body changes throughout your weight loss journey.

What Gets Tracked

Primary Measurements:

  • Weight (kg / lb)
  • Body Fat % (%)
  • Fat Mass (kg / lb) — can be logged independently or calculated automatically from weight × body fat %
  • Muscle Mass (kg / lb) — skeletal muscle weight

Specialized Measurements (Premium):

  • Visceral Fat Level (supports one decimal place)
  • Waist Circumference (cm / in)

Visceral fat level is a measurement provided by body composition scales (e.g., TANITA, Omron). Different brands may use different grading thresholds; mojo groups your value into a reference tier (normal / slightly high / high) to make it easier to read.

How to Log Data

Use a smart scale that supports Apple Health / Health Connect. After stepping on the scale, your data syncs to mojo automatically.

What can sync automatically:

  • Weight and body fat % (iOS + Android)
  • Waist circumference (iOS only, via Apple Health)

Manual Entry

Go to Settings → Data Management → Body Measurements and tap the ”+” button in the top right.

The following can only be entered manually for now:

  • Muscle mass (Apple Health and Health Connect don’t support skeletal muscle mass)
  • Visceral fat level
  • Waist circumference (Android)

On iOS, you can also import historical measurements from a CSV file (not yet available on Android) — see Backup, Restore & Transfer.

Progress Charts

View trend charts in the Progress tab:

  • Weight, body fat, and muscle mass trends over time
  • Time range options: 1 month / 3 months / 6 months / All
  • Tap a data point to see the exact value
  • Automatically displays in your preferred unit (kg/lb)

The charts line up with your injection schedule, using measurements taken around each injection. Building a habit of weighing yourself before each injection will give you more complete chart data. If a measurement isn’t showing up on the chart, see the FAQ.

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