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Do your weekly check-in

Log this week's weight and body measurements so your progress history stays complete.

Time
3 min
You'll need:
A Koach account you’re signed in to

The Progress tab is where you log weight and body measurements - the two together are what your dashboard trend, targets, and history are all built from. Weight is quick enough to log daily; body measurements are usually a weekly thing.

1. Open the Progress tab

Tap Progress in the bottom navigation.

The top of the Progress tab: a 7-day weight check-in strip with checkmarks on completed days, a banner noting the day is already checked in, a Weight (kg) field, a Save weight button, then the History month calendar beginning below it.

2. Log today's weight

Pick a day from the 7-day strip at the top (checkmarks show which days already have a check-in), enter Weight (kg), and tap Save weight. If that day already has an entry, a notice says saving will update it - use the trash icon next to it to delete instead.

3. Log body measurements

Under Body measurements & photos, fill in whichever of upper belly, lower belly, hip, chest, left/right arm, and left/right thigh (all in cm) you track, plus an optional note, then tap Save measurements.

The expanded Body measurements & photos section: a Progress photos block reading 'Optional - up to 6 photos' with one empty add-photo tile, then Upper belly, Lower belly, Hip, Chest, Left/Right arm, and Left/Right thigh fields in cm, a Notes field, and a Save measurements button.

When it goes wrong

  • I picked the wrong day in the weight strip. Just tap a different day before saving - each day's entry is independent, and picking a day never overwrites another.
  • I want to delete a check-in. Tap the trash icon next to an existing entry, then confirm - this is permanent and can't be undone.
  • Save failed. A toast tells you and your form stays filled in - nothing is lost, just tap Save weight or Save measurements again.

Once you've logged a few check-ins, see Read your progress for the trend chart, history list, and before/after comparisons they build up. To attach photos to a body check-in, see Add progress photos.