Track your body transformation.

Phaze is purpose-built for GLP-1 users on medications like Ozempic, Mounjaro, Wegovy, and Zepbound. It combines progress photos with a guide overlay and four comparison modes, your weight trend with dose markers, BMI over time, and Body Composition (Beta), so the whole picture lives in one place. It's a wellness and habit-tracking app, not medical advice.

You can compare any two photos in four ways: side-by-side, a drag-to-reveal slider, an overlay (ghost) blend, and a timelapse of your journey. A guide overlay helps you match your previous pose for consistent framing. You get four photos free; unlimited photos and the timelapse are part of Phaze Pro.

Yes. Body Composition (Beta), part of Labs & Scans, gives an AI photo estimate of your body fat % and muscle mass with a confidence level and a ±3–5% margin of error, and you can import a DEXA scan. It's an estimate for context, not a diagnosis or medical advice.

Phaze's progress photos use a guide (ghost) overlay so you can line up with your previous pose for consistent framing across sessions. That makes the comparisons accurate and meaningful, rather than just different angles or lighting.

Yes. Phaze reads weight, body fat %, lean mass, BMI, steps, active energy, and workouts from Apple Health to save you time, and it has an Apple Watch app plus widgets. You get a complete body tracking picture without manual entry.

Yes. Phaze is local-first, so progress photos, weight, and daily logs stay on your device and aren't uploaded to our servers by default. Medical data is encrypted with AES-256-GCM in the Apple Keychain, and optional iCloud backup is also encrypted. Phaze looks like an ordinary health app.