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Developer
Hatcode
Fat Calculator allows you to approximate your body fat percentage using a tape measure - even if you don't have access to fancy scales or men with calipers.
It uses one of three methods to do so - those used by the US Navy, the US Army and the YMCA.
I've released this application as freeware. I'm considering enhancing it with the ability to store your figures each time you measure yourself and draw pretty graphs telling you the changes in your measurements and fat percentage over time. If I do that, I'll probably charge a small amount for the application. Let me
It uses one of three methods to do so - those used by the US Navy, the US Army and the YMCA.
I've released this application as freeware. I'm considering enhancing it with the ability to store your figures each time you measure yourself and draw pretty graphs telling you the changes in your measurements and fat percentage over time. If I do that, I'll probably charge a small amount for the application. Let me
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| Downloads:2,758 |
| Version Downloads:2,758 |
| Type:Home Personal : Health and Fitness |
| License:Free |
| Date:02 Jun 2006 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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Fat Calculator allows you to approximate your body fat percentage using a tape measure - even if you don't have access to fancy scales or men with calipers.
It uses one of three methods to do so - those used by the US Navy, the US Army and the YMCA.
I've released this application as freeware. I'm considering enhancing it with the ability to store your figures each time you measure yourself and draw pretty graphs telling you the changes in your measurements and fat percentage over time. If I do that, I'll probably charge a small amount for the application. Let me know if you'd like this feature - and you'd pay for it.
It uses one of three methods to do so - those used by the US Navy, the US Army and the YMCA.
I've released this application as freeware. I'm considering enhancing it with the ability to store your figures each time you measure yourself and draw pretty graphs telling you the changes in your measurements and fat percentage over time. If I do that, I'll probably charge a small amount for the application. Let me know if you'd like this feature - and you'd pay for it.
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Getting this to work would require a custom widget to be written by the developer to replicate its behaviour.
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Ofri reviewed on 02 Jun 2006