Pets won't stand still on a scale. Hold yours and step on together — PawScale subtracts your weight for you. Charts, history and share cards included.
Weigh yourself, then weigh again holding your pet. The difference is their weight. Results outside a sane range for the species get flagged, and back-to-back weigh-ins reuse your reading.
Week, month, six months, year or all time. Latest, change, high and low at a glance — with a healthy-range band for cats.
Cats, dogs and everyone else. Seven illustrated avatars to pick from, or snap a photo of your own.
Hold & weigh logs your own weight along the way. Owner data is shown in teal so it never gets confused with your pet’s line.
Two templates: show off your pet, or a side-by-side "losing it together" card. Your own weight is left off unless you tick the box, and share links can be revoked any time.
No ads, no third-party analytics SDKs, nothing sold. History stays readable offline, and you can delete your account from inside the app.
Use any ordinary bathroom scale and type in the reading.
Step on again holding them, and enter the second reading.
PawScale does the math and adds the point to the chart. Next time it offers to reuse your last reading.
We collect only what the app needs to work: your account identifier, your pet profiles, and the weights you enter. No advertising, no profiling, nothing sold or shared. Everything travels over HTTPS, and every query is scoped to your own account.
Read the privacy policy →No. Any ordinary bathroom scale works — hold & weigh exists precisely so you don’t need one.
As accurate as your scale. Most home scales read to 0.1 kg, which is plenty for tracking monthly trends. For tighter numbers, use the same scale at the same time of day.
No. Every core feature is free, and there are no ads.
Nothing is lost. Your data lives with your account — sign in on the new phone and it is all there. Cached history stays readable offline.
Yes. Settings → Delete account removes your profile, pets and every weight record.
Log the first gram. Time takes care of the rest.