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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about FitCommit. Can't find what you're looking for?Contact our support team.

How accurate is the body scan?

FitCommit provides an AI estimate for progress tracking. It is not a clinical measurement, diagnosis, or replacement for a DEXA scan when clinical precision matters.

What photos do I need to take?

Front, side, and back. Men shirt off. Women sports bra or fitted tank. Wear shorts above mid thigh. Stand tall with arms slightly away from your sides.

How does the food scanner work?

Photograph a meal, scan a barcode or nutrition label, or describe what you ate by voice or text. FitCommit estimates calories, protein, carbs, and fat, then lets you review and adjust the result.

Is it better than MyFitnessPal?

FitCommit gives you lower-friction ways to log food by photo, barcode, nutrition label, voice, or text. Review the estimate and adjust it when needed. The broader difference is the system: FitCommit connects your body-composition estimate to your nutrition plan, future projection, and daily tracking.

What is the AI After Photo?

After Photo is an AI-generated visualization of what your progress could look like at 3, 6, or 12 months, built from your current body scan and plan. It is a motivational preview, not a guaranteed outcome.

How much does FitCommit cost?

Start with a 3-day free trial. After the trial, your subscription automatically renews at $0.99/week unless cancelled. FitCommit does not collect, receive, or store your card details. Subscriptions are processed by Apple and require a valid payment method on your Apple Account. Manage or cancel the subscription through your Apple subscription settings. The complete system is included: body scan, TDEE plan, After Photo, workouts, and flexible food logging.

Is my data private and secure?

Yes. Your photos and results are encrypted in transit and at rest. You control what you keep or delete in the app. We do not sell or share your data.

Do I need any equipment?

No equipment is required for the body scan, nutrition tracking, or progress tracking. Workout equipment depends on the training session you choose.

How often should I scan my body?

Scan once a week at roughly the same time of day, in similar lighting and clothing. Body composition moves slowly, so follow the trend across several weeks instead of reacting to one result.

Can I track macros without scanning?

Yes. Log food by photo, barcode, nutrition label, voice, or text. Your macro targets are set from your body scan and TDEE plan, then update as your body changes and you rescan.

What is the TDEE plan?

TDEE is your Total Daily Energy Expenditure, an estimate of how many calories your body burns per day. FitCommit uses your body-scan estimate, weight, and goals to calculate calorie and macro targets. It is Stage 2 of the system, between your body scan and your After Photo.

How do the features connect?

Everything feeds everything else. Your body scan estimates your composition. That estimate helps build your TDEE and macro targets. Your targets inform your After Photo, workouts, and daily food tracking. When you rescan, the loop starts again with updated estimates. It is one connected system, not a collection of separate tools.

Are workouts included?

Yes. FitCommit includes guided workouts with a weekly schedule, exercises, sets, reps, tempo, rest guidance, and workout completion tracking. Your training plan stays connected to your calorie and macro targets.

How do I cancel?

Open Settings on your iPhone, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, and cancel FitCommit. Your subscription will not renew after the current billing period, and you keep access until that period ends.

Ready to try FitCommit?

The complete fat loss system. AI body scan, TDEE plan, After Photo, workouts, and flexible food tracking. 3-day free trial, then $0.99/week. Renews automatically unless cancelled.

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