Your body, from three sources
They don’t agree — they never do. Here’s each one, what we found inside it, and which number your plan will actually trust.
⚠ Your report disagrees with itself. It printed 176.4 lb weight and 44.1 lb fat mass — but 44.1 ÷ 176.4 = 25.0%, not the printed 22.0%. We use the arithmetic, not the print.
US Navy formula from your neck, abdomen and height. Honest error: about ±3 points.
Not dismissed — tested. See the open test on the right.
From your Tanita. When there’s no device, this comes from your frame model — and improves as our calibration data grows. Estimator v1.0 — every number keeps its version.
A range, because that’s what the evidence honestly supports. Six weeks of trend data will narrow it. A single decimal would be a guess wearing a lab coat.
If your data lands you leaner than we estimated, the record will say you were right — and the plan recalculates around it.
Your frame model — rebuilt every time you re-measure. See it on your profile →