Progress metrics are context for coaching. They are not a scorecard and they are not medical monitoring.
Before you start #
- Metrics depend on what you log, connect, or share.
- Weight can come from Manual Weight Logging, Apple Health, Health Connect, or progress photo metric snapshots.
- Some longer ranges and advanced analytics are Pro-gated.
Where to find it #
iOS #
- Tap Insights.
- Use Overview and Analytics areas.
- Tap Progress for photos.
Android #
- Tap Insights.
- Use Overview and Analytics.
- Tap Progress for photos.
Web #
- Open /insights.
- Use Overview and Analytics tabs.
- Open Progress for photo history.
How to use it #
- Open Insights.
- Read today's snapshot for recent health, nutrition, or activity context where available.
- Open Analytics for longer trends such as weight or training range controls.
- Use the coach summary to understand what the trend means in context.
- Ask Chat to explain a metric if it feels unclear or unhelpful.
What happens next #
- Synced health data and manual entries can update charts after refresh.
- Manual weight entries are saved per date and can replace an existing entry for the same date.
- The coach may use patterns from metrics in Daily Briefing, Weekly Review, or Chat.
Troubleshooting #
- A metric is missing. Check whether the required data source is connected and has synced. For weight, use Manual Weight Logging if health data is missing.
- The number looks wrong. Check the source: manual entry, Apple Health, Health Connect, MyFitnessPal, or progress photo metric. Correct the original entry or permission before refreshing Insights.
- Longer ranges are locked. Open Settings > Subscription. Some longer-range analytics are Pro features.
- The coach is overfocusing on a metric. Set a guardrail or tell the coach how you want progress discussed.
Privacy and safety notes #
- Progress metrics can be health-adjacent and should not be used as medical monitoring.
Related articles #
- Manual Weight Logging
- Using the Insights Tab
- Connecting Apple Health
- Connecting Google Fit and Android Health Data