A little perspective
Useful scan estimates and a small dose of encouragement, all on your iPhone.
Open a model’s Size & volume view. Where reliable scale is available, the app uses it. Camera-only or unscaled models may need a known reference distance.
Scan height includes hair and footwear. Volume is a geometric estimate of the enclosed scan, affected by clothing and capture errors; it is not body composition. Open or inconsistent meshes do not receive a volume estimate.
Use a level, front-facing photo with the whole person visible. The app estimates shoulder tilt, hip tilt and trunk lean, then turns them into a playful 0–100 photo-alignment score.
Use the same camera position and relaxed pose for repeat check-ins. Saving is optional. History stores scores and angles on the iPhone, not the check-in photo.
It is a photo-alignment milestone to celebrate, not a health threshold. Camera tilt, clothing, landmark detection and the pose itself can change the result. Pose Balance is not a validated posture assessment or a diagnosis.
Add a nickname and save a check-in only if you want a history. The app does not upload the history to a developer account. Your device’s backup settings may also apply to locally stored data.
A saved caricature has changed proportions. Its height, width, surface area and volume describe the stylized model and must not be treated as measurements of the person scanned. Keep the original scan for scan-based estimates; a scale reference for the original geometry is not automatically a valid reference on the reshaped model.
