Which of your own numbers can you believe?
A body-composition printout states more numbers than it measures. Most are estimates derived from two or three real readings — and they do not always agree with each other. Type yours in and we recompute every relationship, showing the arithmetic.
This runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or sent anywhere — there is no server to send it to. Close the tab and it is gone.
Try it without typing
Two real shapes of report — one that holds together, one that cannot.
Or drop the PDF in
Sixteen numbers is a lot to type. If your report is a PDF, this reads it and fills the form for you — in this tab, on your machine. Nothing is uploaded. You still confirm every field before anything is checked.
What this report cannot tell you
Agreement is not accuracy. These checks prove a report is internally consistent — that its own numbers can all be true at once. A device can be consistently wrong. Body composition from any bioelectrical-impedance device varies with hydration, and no method supports the single-decimal precision these reports print.