What is a progress photo tracker?
A progress photo tracker organizes repeated photos by date and view so you can compare the same pose over time instead of searching through a normal camera roll.
Can ProgressLens track body measurements too?
Yes. You can log bodyweight, waist, chest, shoulders, arms, thighs and other measurements alongside photo check-ins.
Are my progress photos private?
ProgressLens is designed around local, on-device progress tracking. Your normal check-ins are not published to a social feed.
Can I use ProgressLens for weight loss or gym progress?
Yes. ProgressLens is designed for visual progress tracking, whether your goal is weight loss, muscle gain, body recomposition, fitness progress or another personal change.
Does ProgressLens require an account?
No. You can use the progress journal without creating a ProgressLens account.
Where are progress photos stored?
Journal photos and measurements are stored in the app's local storage by default. ProgressLens does not automatically upload your journal to ProgressLens servers.
Does ProgressLens work offline?
Core journal features such as saving photos and measurements, browsing the timeline and comparing check-ins are local-first. Store purchases and optional analytics or crash diagnostics can require a network connection.
Can I back up or restore my journal?
Yes. You can create and restore a local backup. Backups are plaintext ZIP files, so save them only to a destination you trust.
Is ProgressLens a calorie or workout tracker?
No. ProgressLens does not count calories, plan diets, prescribe workouts or track steps. It is focused on progress photos, measurements and comparisons.
Can ProgressLens diagnose body-fat loss?
No. ProgressLens records the photos and measurements you enter; it does not diagnose body composition or provide medical advice.
