Inside GLP Mirror
Your body inputs.
With the dates intact.
Your recorded inputs change over time. GLP Mirror keeps their dates and sources so you can revisit an earlier view alongside a later one.
A model of your inputs
The faceless illustration responds to recorded height and weight/BMI. A body-fat percentage you supply can adjust its shading. The picture is an illustration of those inputs, not an exact reconstruction of your body, a clinical measurement or a prediction of your future physique.
Look back without rewriting the past
Browse earlier and later recorded inputs. Height, weight and supplied body-fat values keep their own dates and sources. Missing or unknown dates stay unknown; an old view does not silently inherit a later entry.
Know what the image cannot tell you
The illustration does not measure body-fat percentage, muscle mass or health. Entered values, imported observations and estimates are different kinds of information. Do not use the image to make medication or treatment decisions.
Explore muscles separately
The front/back muscle atlas is a separate educational view. Pinch to zoom, select a main muscle group and see its name and highlight. Its shapes and labels do not assess the size, strength or condition of your own muscles.
Photo outlines are a different record
Optional photo-derived outlines offer another way to look back. Pose, framing, camera position and clothing can change an outline, so capture guidance and quality checks matter. An outline comparison is not a body-fat or muscle measurement and is separate from your input-driven illustration.
Choose what you keep
Body-outline analysis runs on your device. Derived outlines can be saved to your account; retaining source photos is optional. Your saved records retain their original meaning and source.
Read the photo and SDK privacy detailsKeep your progress together.
GLP Mirror is available now on Android. The iPhone release is in preparation.