Is GainFrame on Android?

By the ProgressLens team · Updated November 13, 2026

Short version: no. Here’s what Android users can use instead, and how to bring your progress photos with you.

Short answer

No. GainFrame is an iPhone and iPad app, and its own blog says no Android version is planned. On Android, the closest alternative is ProgressLens: an AI progress photo app that reads your check-in photos plus tape measurements and tells you your body-fat range, what changed, whether you’re losing fat or muscle, and whether to cut or bulk. MeThreeSixty is the Android pick for a 3D avatar.

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.

Is GainFrame available on Android?

No. GainFrame is an iPhone and iPad app; its App Store listing also lists Apple silicon Macs and Vision Pro. Its own blog says, in a July 2026 post about Android body fat apps, that it is iOS-only and that no Android version is planned. There’s no GainFrame APK from the developer, and any “GainFrame APK” on a third-party site isn’t the real app: don’t install it.

What does work on Android: GainFrame’s free web tools open in Chrome. They’re one-off estimates, though, not a history of check-ins.

What to use on Android instead

App	Platforms	On Android	What it gives you
GainFrame	iPhone, iPad, Apple silicon Mac	No	AI body fat, FFMI, physique and muscle scores, coach
ProgressLens	iPhone, iPad, Android	Yes	AI Progress Report: body-fat range from photos + tape, what changed, fat vs muscle, cut or bulk verdict
MeThreeSixty	iPhone, Android	Yes	3D avatar from two photos, body fat and lean mass, GLP-1 dose log
bodyfatAI	iPhone, Android	Yes	Multi-photo AI body fat, monthly muscle analytics (account required)
ZOZOFIT	iPhone, some Android phones	Some devices	3D scan with circumference measurements

If you liked GainFrame for its body-fat trend from progress photos, ProgressLens is the closest match on Android: the same idea (matched check-in photos read by AI), with two differences. It reads your tape measurements too, so the estimate doesn’t jump with lighting, and each report ends with a decision: cut, lean bulk, recomp or maintain. If you want a 3D avatar instead, MeThreeSixty is the other good Android option.

Switching from iPhone to Android?

Export your photos. Save your GainFrame check-ins (or the originals in your iPhone’s Photos) to a computer or cloud folder you control. Check GainFrame’s own export options first.
Install ProgressLens on Android and import each photo into a check-in, choosing its original date. Front, side and back keep separate histories.
Add your measurements for the same dates if you have them: weight and waist are enough to start.
Take your next photo with the ghost overlay, so it lines up with the last one.

If you might switch phones again later, ProgressLens backups restore between iPhone and Android, so this is the last time you move photos by hand.

Also not in English?

GainFrame’s listing is English only. ProgressLens, including its AI reports, is in English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. See the Spanish and German pages.