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I put the current simulation of me and my goal simulation of me in bikinis so I could better see the difference (55lbs) and according to this thing, it looks like I’ll be losing all of that weight off of my chest. Seeing the two side by side was very odd to me because there wasn’t really anything in between them that might’ve been tricking my eye. The thighs look the same size, the waist looks the same size, everything was the same except for my chest. Now, I’m a full chested girl, but my chest doesn’t have fifty five pounds even if I wanted to lose it all there. It just seems like this wouldn’t work for anybody starting at or below 150lbs, and if your goal weight is at or below 150lbs, the avatar will look the same at 140lbs as it does at 90lbs, and that’s just not how bodies work.

At first I set my goal weight to be 15lbs less than what I am. The goal model looked skinnier and my current model was more accurate to me. I lost 10lbs and all of the sudden the goal model got fatter so I made my current model go back to my original weight to see if there was something wrong and all of the sudden the goal model was skinny again. So basically what I’m saying is they give you a nice image for your goal model but as soon as you get close to actually hitting that goal they make the model bigger. So very disappointing when my goal weight turned out to be fake representation.

It’s good with keeping track of my weight. Like if I forgot how much I had weigh in the past and wanted to make comparisons this is good because it shows where I started. That’s about it though there aren’t no other features I see worth praising. There is no calorie counter, no fitness training workouts, and no food recommendations.