ProgressLens vs Progress Body Tracker
How ProgressLens and Progress Body Tracker differ, so you can pick the one that fits how you track progress.
Short answer
Progress Body Tracker (by Lasmit) is a long-running, measurement-first iPhone app with Apple Health sync, where progress photos are part of a paid subscription. ProgressLens is photo-first, with a ghost overlay and six measurements, on iPhone and Android, with a one-time Pro.
Disclosure: we make ProgressLens, so it’s listed first. Details about other apps come from their own store listings, websites and help pages as of October 2026; prices and features change, so check the listing before you pay. We name each app’s weaknesses and our own.
| ProgressLens | Progress Body Tracker | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | iPhone, iPad, Android | iPhone; Android availability has varied, check Google Play |
| Price | Free 10 check-in days, then one-time Pro ($14.99 US) | Free tier; Pro subscription (reported about $0.99/month or $5.99/year) |
| Photos | Free, core feature | Pro feature, per its listing |
| Matching help | Ghost overlay + grid | Not described |
| Measurements | 6, with charts | Many, including custom |
| Health sync | None | Apple Health |
Choose Progress Body Tracker if…
you want many custom measurements and Apple Health sync, and photos are secondary.
Choose ProgressLens if…
photos are your main signal, you want them to line up, and you’d rather pay once, on iPhone or Android.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Progress Body Tracker on Android?
Its help centre has said no; check Google Play for the current status. ProgressLens is on Android.
Sources
- Progress Body Tracker App Store listing and help centre; GainFrame Android roundup, accessed October 2026
- ProgressLens: this website and the released apps, October 2026