BMI Calculator

Calculate and track your Body Mass Index (BMI) with the most accurate and user-friendly BMI calculator app. KEY FEATURES: ✓ Instant BMI calculation with animated visual gauge ✓ Personalized health insights and ideal weight recommendations ✓ Support for metric (kg/cm), imperial (lbs/ft), and British (stones) units ✓ Choice of WHO or DGE German Nutrition Society classification systems ✓ Age-specific calculations for children ages 7 and up, plus adults ✓ Gender-specific BMI evaluation for accurate results ✓ Color-coded BMI categories with real-time visual feedback ✓ Clean, intuitive interface with instant calculations HEALTH BENEFITS: • Monitor your weight loss or weight gain journey • Understand health risks associated with your current BMI • Set realistic goals for achieving your ideal weight • Track progress toward a healthier lifestyle • Early detection of weight-related health concerns CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS: Choose between two professional BMI classification systems: WHO (World Health Organization): - Underweight: BMI < 18.5 - Normal weight: BMI 18.5-24.9 - Overweight: BMI 25-29.9 - Obese: BMI ≥ 30 DGE (German Nutrition Society): - Gender-specific BMI ranges - Alternative classification for European standards ADVANCED FEATURES: • Visual BMI gauge with animated indicator • Supports ages 7+ with child-specific growth charts • Settings persistence - remembers your preferences • Works offline - no internet connection required • Adults-only mode option available IMPORTANT NOTE: BMI is a screening tool that provides a general health indicator. It doesn't account for muscle mass, bone density, or body composition. Always consult healthcare professionals for personalized medical advice. Questions or feedback? Contact us at [email protected]

- The privacy policy can now be opened from Settings - Faster app start - Your saved values are kept reliably, and quickly typed digits no longer go missing - Values are no longer cut off at large text sizes - Height and weight can now be entered with Arabic and other local digits - Underweight categories now use the WHO terms mild, moderate and severe