Chart every metric from your Renpho scale

Yes. The tool is free to use and doesn't need an account. If you'd like your history saved and added to over time, you can import the same file into Strengthen, which is free to use too.

No. Your CSV is read and charted entirely in your browser; nothing is sent to a server. It's only saved if you choose to import it into a Strengthen account.

The Renpho Health app charts some measurements, like weight and body fat percentage, but not every one of them, and body fat mass (kilos of fat rather than a percentage) is one it doesn't graph. The number is in your data export, though, and this tool charts it, along with every other column.

The Renpho Health app can export your measurements as a CSV file; look for the export option in the app's settings or your profile. Save the file or send it to yourself, then open it here. Menus move between app versions, so if you can't find it, get in touch and I'll help.

Yes, it's an ordinary CSV file, so Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets all open it. You'd then need to tidy the columns and build a chart for each metric yourself. This tool reads the columns for you and charts every metric at once, with the same stats the Renpho app shows.

Yes. The tool reads whether your export is in kilograms or pounds and shows masses in the same unit.

It's built and tested with the Renpho Health app's CSV export from the Renpho MorphoScan Nova body composition smart scale. Other Renpho scales that export the same columns should work too. If yours doesn't, get in touch and we'll make it work.

Every numeric column in the export: weight, bmi, body fat, body fat mass, muscle, muscle mass, skeletal muscle, skeletal muscle mass, bone, bone mass, protein, protein mass, body water, body water mass, fat-free mass, subcutaneous fat, visceral fat, bmr, metabolic age, waist-to-hip ratio.

The same way the Renpho Health app shows them. A week or a month charts each weigh-in: the trend is the last minus the first, and the daily rate spreads that over the days between them. Three months charts weekly averages, with a weekly rate, and a year or everything charts monthly averages, with a monthly rate. Highest and lowest look across all of your measurements.