Question
Which time and units should the app use?
We guessed these from your browser and region. You can change every choice now or later in Settings.
Good to know
Let's look at your BMI
BMI is a rough size-for-height signal. It can help the tracker choose sensible starting estimates, but it is not a judgment of your body.
Your BMI
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Enter height and weight to calculate this.
Question
What are you hoping for most?
Choose everything that matters. We will use this to infer your first plan without asking you to pick one yourself.
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You can still start without a scale.
A body-composition scale can improve future trend estimates because it gives rough fat and muscle signals alongside weight.
They are imperfect, especially across different bodies and device assumptions, so the app treats them as trends instead of truth.
Question
What worked, and what made it hard?
This lets us reuse what helped and avoid the friction that made past attempts harder.
Good to know
Food logs help us compare intake with your trends.
A log does not need to be exact to show repeated patterns: meal timing, protein, snacks, drinks, and days where intake changes.
The app compares those patterns with your weight, measurements, and body-composition trends, then adjusts targets slowly instead of treating one entry as truth.
Good to know
That experience helps.
If tracking was hard, that is not a personal failure. The first fix is to make meal input simpler, faster, and less exacting.
If you already found habits that worked, we will keep those and reduce the parts of logging that got in the way.
Safety note
One careful note before creating the account.
transfem.fit gives estimates and tracking context, not medical care. Always consult a doctor before changing diet, exercise, fasting, weight, medication, hormones, or healthcare decisions.
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