PyWeight is a simple weight management program for your desktop. PyWeight makes it easy to track your weight over time and can suggest changes to the number of calories you are eating to help you hit targets for weight loss, gains, or even maintenance.
To learn more about why you might want to use PyWeight, check the project wiki or read the blog post about weight loss and PyWeight's development.
How you use PyWeight will depend on what platform you want to use it on. PyWeight should run on any PC platform with support for its dependencies, but has only been tested on Linux and Windows.
On Windows, you can download an experimental build from the releases.
On Linux (and possibly macOS), it can be run from source. You can download the latest release or run it directly from the source repository.
Dependencies:
- Python (3.8+)
- PyQt5 (5.14+)
- matplotlib (3.1+)
- scipy (1.3+)
For more on installing PyWeight, check the wiki.
PyWeight uses statistics to more accurate determine changes in your weight over time. This approach works best when you weigh yourself every day. The program can provide advice on how to modify your calorie intake to meet goals that you set yourself.
For more on using PyWeight, check the wiki.