Rival Bear

In development · iOS

Balance Point: The long view of your weight

See where your weight is headed, and when you get there. Your record stays on your phone.

A weight app that finds the trend underneath your day-to-day scale jumps.

Preview of Balance Point
Status
In development, TestFlight next
Platform
iPhone, iOS 18 or later
Health
Reads and writes Apple Health
Data
On your phone, exports to a file

What Balance Point does.

The trend line

Yesterday 181, today 183. That is water weight. The trend line is the number that matters.

Missed weeks carry over

Miss a week and the trend carries across it. Nothing gets invented to fill the hole, on screen or in Apple Health.

A goal date that moves

Your goal date is a range that moves with your data. When there is not enough data to say, you get no date at all.

Early warning, no nagging

Skip the scale for a while and the app notices, kindly. It mentions it once, and there are no streaks to break.

Your data is a file

Your history stays on your phone and exports to a single file, so you can leave whenever you like. Sync, if you want it, goes through your own iCloud.

FAQ

Common questions.

The full pitch lives on the app’s own site. These are the basics.

What is Balance Point?

A weight app for iPhone. Log when you can; it looks past the noise and estimates when you will reach your goal.

What is wrong with a single goal date?

It pretends your body follows a schedule. You get a range you can plan around, and no date at all when the data is too thin.

Does it need an account?

No. Nothing to sign up for. Sync is optional and runs through your own iCloud, and export hands you the whole history as one file.

Is it a calorie counter?

Not yet. Weight and body metrics come first. Nutrition and training are planned, in that order.

When can I try it?

TestFlight is the next milestone. The update form on the home page will get you the email.