Weight trends are the feature I'd lean on most, and also the easiest to get wrong. Home scale and vet scale rarely agree, so a raw reading can look like a change when it's just a different scale. Tagging each entry with where it was taken and only flagging when the smoothed trend moves, say 5% over a few weeks, would make the early warning something people actually trust.
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Weight trends are the feature I'd lean on most, and also the easiest to get wrong. Home scale and vet scale rarely agree, so a raw reading can look like a change when it's just a different scale. Tagging each entry with where it was taken and only flagging when the smoothed trend moves, say 5% over a few weeks, would make the early warning something people actually trust.