The scale does not tell the whole story. Progress photos show you what measurements cannot — how you actually look — and Gript keeps them organized by pose and date, with your weight attached to every shot automatically.

Add a progress photo

Open the Profile tab and tap Progress Photos in the Body section.
Tap the + button in the top-right corner.
Take a photo with the camera or choose one from your library, pick the pose — Front, Side, or Back — and tap Save Photo.

The Add Photo sheet in Gript with a photo preview, pose selector, and date picker — Pick the pose and date when saving a photo.

Backfilling old photos from your camera roll? Adjust the Date to when the photo was actually taken, so your timeline and comparisons stay accurate.

The camera ghost overlay

When you take a photo with the camera, Gript overlays your previous photo of the same pose as a faint ghost, so you can line up your distance, angle, and stance to match. Consistent framing is what makes before/after comparisons convincing — same spot, same pose, same lighting.

The Gript progress photo camera with a faint ghost overlay of the previous photo — Line up with the ghost of your previous photo. Tap the overlay button to hide it.

Your weight, attached automatically

When you save a photo, Gript looks for a weight and body fat measurement from around the same day — including entries synced from Apple Health — and attaches them to the photo. That is how comparisons can show exactly how many kilograms or pounds separate two photos.

Browse and manage your photos

Timeline — photos appear in a grid, newest first, each labeled with its date and pose. Once you have photos of more than one pose, a filter appears to view one pose at a time.
Detail — tap a photo to see it full size with its pose, date, and any attached measurements.
Save to your phone — open a photo and tap the download icon in the top-right corner to save it to your photo library, or tap the download icon on the timeline to save every photo at once. Gript asks for photo library permission the first time.
Delete — open a photo and tap Delete Photo. This permanently removes it.

The Progress Photos timeline in Gript showing a grid of photos with dates and pose labels — The timeline, newest first, with a pose filter once you have multiple poses.

Attach photos to a workout

A progress photo can be linked to the workout you took it after, so the photo and the training session that earned it stay together:

From a photo — open it and tap Attach to Workout, then pick a recent workout. Tap Remove from Workout to unlink it.
From a workout — when editing a completed workout, use the Photos section to take a new photo or attach an existing one.

Workouts with photos attached show a small camera badge in your workout history, so you can spot them at a glance.

Progress photos are private. They are stored securely with your account and synced across your devices — nobody sees them unless you share a comparison yourself.