The best body scan apps in 2026

By the ProgressLens team · Updated November 13, 2026

3D scanners, AI photo scanners and progress trackers: what each is good for, which work on Android, and how much to trust a single scan.

Short answer

For a one-off 3D body scan, MeThreeSixty (iPhone and Android) or ZOZOFIT. For tracking body fat over time, ProgressLens: it reads matched photos plus your tape measurements, so the estimate is steady, and tells you what changed and whether to cut or bulk. Spren, trackBod, Recomp AI and GainFrame are iPhone-only.

Disclosure: we make ProgressLens. Details about other apps come from their own store listings and websites as of November 2026; prices and features change, so check the listing before you pay. We name each app’s weaknesses and our own.

Quick comparison

AppPlatformsWhat it doesPrice model
ProgressLensiPhone, iPad, AndroidPhoto + tape read: body-fat range, changes, fat vs muscle, verdict$39.99/year
MeThreeSixtyiPhone, Android3D avatar from front and side photos, body fat and lean mass, GLP-1 dose trackingFree with Premium subscription
ZOZOFITiPhone, some Android phones3D body scan with 16 measurements, posture and GLP-1 logsFree plan; Premium monthly, yearly or lifetime
SpreniPhonePhone-camera body composition scan with PDF reports and AI coachingSubscription (one of the pricier options)
bodyfatAIiPhone, AndroidAI body fat and muscle estimates from several photos, monthly analyticsMonthly or yearly subscription
trackBodiPhoneAI body scan from front and side photos: body fat, muscle ratings, physique cardWeekly or yearly subscription
Recomp AIiPhone3D scan from photos: body fat, lean mass, circumferencesWeekly or yearly subscription
GainFrameiPhone, iPad (no Android)AI body fat, FFMI, physique and muscle-group scores from photos, AI coachSubscription (listing shows weekly, monthly and $39.99–49.99 yearly tiers)

The apps

1. ProgressLens

  • iPhone, iPad, Android
  • AI Progress Report
  • Free download, Pro in-app
  • 11 languages
  • No account

Best for: tracking change over months on any phone, rather than a one-off reading.

Not a 3D scanner, and that’s on purpose. Instead of one scan, ProgressLens reads each check-in (matched photos plus your tape measurements) against your history, so the body-fat range is steady and you see what changed since last time, whether it’s fat or muscle, and whether to cut or bulk.

Good

  • AI Analyze: body-fat range, what changed, fat vs muscle, cut or bulk verdict
  • Reads photos and tape measurements together, so estimates stay consistent
  • Same app and AI on iPhone and Android, in 11 languages
  • No account; photos stay on your phone, analyzed photos aren’t stored or used for training
  • Ghost overlay of your last photo, six measurements with charts

Watch out

  • No calorie, workout or dose tracking
  • No video timelapse export (use our free web tool)
  • No Apple Health or Health Connect sync
  • No app-specific passcode (use your phone’s lock)

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2. MeThreeSixty

  • iPhone, Android
  • Free with Premium subscription

Best for: a 3D avatar on iPhone or Android.

A 3D body scanning app that builds an avatar from two photos. 3D avatar from front and side photos, body fat and lean mass, GLP-1 dose tracking.

Good

  • Android too
  • Avatar and lean mass

Watch out

  • Strict pose detection for some bodies (per reviews)

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3. ZOZOFIT

  • iPhone, some Android phones
  • Free plan; Premium monthly, yearly or lifetime

Best for: circumference measurements from a 3D scan.

A 3D body scanner focused on circumference measurements rather than photos. 3D body scan with 16 measurements, posture and GLP-1 logs.

Good

  • 16 measurements
  • Lifetime option

Watch out

  • Limited Android devices

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4. Spren

  • iPhone
  • Subscription (one of the pricier options)

Best for: a detailed composition report.

A guided body composition scan with lean mass, fat mass and a downloadable report. Phone-camera body composition scan with PDF reports and AI coaching.

Good

  • PDF reports

Watch out

  • iPhone only
  • Pricey

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5. bodyfatAI

  • iPhone, Android
  • Monthly or yearly subscription

Best for: multi-photo AI estimates on Android.

Multi-photo AI body fat scans with monthly muscle analytics and a leaderboard. AI body fat and muscle estimates from several photos, monthly analytics.

Good

  • Android too

Watch out

  • Account required

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6. trackBod

  • iPhone
  • Weekly or yearly subscription

Best for: a quick two-photo scan.

A front-and-side photo scan that estimates body fat and rates muscle groups. AI body scan from front and side photos: body fat, muscle ratings, physique card.

Good

  • Fast

Watch out

  • iPhone only

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7. Recomp AI

  • iPhone
  • Weekly or yearly subscription

Best for: 3D scans in a recomp phase.

A 3D scanner for recomposition with side-by-side scan comparisons. 3D scan from photos: body fat, lean mass, circumferences.

Good

  • Scan comparisons

Watch out

  • iPhone only
  • Weekly plans

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8. GainFrame

  • iPhone, iPad (no Android)
  • Subscription (listing shows weekly, monthly and $39.99–49.99 yearly tiers)

Best for: physique scores on iPhone.

An AI-first physique app for iPhone with body fat estimates, 12 muscle-group scores and a chat coach. AI body fat, FFMI, physique and muscle-group scores from photos, AI coach.

Good

  • Broad AI features

Watch out

  • iPhone only
  • Photo-only

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Which should you pick?

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the best body scan app?

For a one-off 3D scan, MeThreeSixty or ZOZOFIT. For tracking body fat and change over time, ProgressLens, which reads matched photos plus tape measurements and gives a cut or bulk verdict.

Is there a free body scan app?

Most give a free first scan and then charge. ZOZOFIT and MeThreeSixty have free tiers; check what’s included.

Do body scan apps work?

For trends under the same conditions, reasonably. Single scans can be several points off a DEXA and change with lighting and pose. Adding tape measurements makes estimates steadier.

Which body scan apps work on Android?

ProgressLens, MeThreeSixty and bodyfatAI; ZOZOFIT on some devices. See body scan apps for Android.

Is there a body scan app for weight loss?

Yes. For weight loss, a waist-and-photos tracker shows fat loss better than a single scan. ProgressLens also flags if you’re losing muscle.

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