The goal is one million pounds. The bar measures the next step, not the whole climb, because a bar sitting at a fraction of a percent tells you nothing. Clear one step and the next one appears.
Some members choose not to be listed here. Their pounds still count in the total. Nobody is added to this list without being asked first.
Most counters like this are decoration. Here is exactly how this one moves, so you can decide whether to believe it.
Every pound comes from a member logging their weight in the app, or from a client result confirmed directly. Nothing is estimated, projected, or filled in.
A single weigh-in swings several pounds on water alone. Every number here runs off a rolling seven-day average, and once there are enough readings we take the middle one rather than the mean, so one bad entry cannot become a headline.
Six logged days spread across at least fourteen. Under that and you are not on the board yet, no matter what the scale says.
194.86 pounds shows as 194.8. Every number on this page is cut off rather than rounded, so the total is always the floor of what is real, never the ceiling.
Your number runs from your highest weight to the lowest you reach after it. Lose five pounds, put them back, lose them again, and it counts as five. Not ten. If you regain, we do not delete what you already did.
People leave. When they do we keep what they lost and take their name off the board. This is a record of what happened, not a list of current members.
The price goes up as the board grows. That is the point: you are paying for a system with more proof behind it every month, so the people who get in early pay the least.
Your rate is locked on the day you join and never moves while you stay a member. If you leave and come back later, you come back at whatever the price is then.