Dietly vs Bodygram
Bodygram is an AI body-measurement platform. From a smartphone scan it produces 35 body measurements, a body-composition estimate covering body fat and muscle mass, and posture analysis. It sells both to businesses — retailers, insurers, fitness brands — and through consumer apps including Wellness by Bodygram and Body2Fit.
Dietly scores one weekly photo out of 100, names the weak point holding the score back, and builds that week's training around it, with food logging attached.
The short answer
Pick Bodygram if you want accurate body measurements — for clothing, for a client, or because you track circumferences seriously.
Pick Dietly if you want the measurement to produce a training week rather than a report.
What each one costs
Dietly
Free to start. Pro unlocks unlimited scans, the full weekly plan, unlimited logging and the coach. The current price is on the App Store and Google Play listings — we do not restate it here, because a price copied into a second place is a price that goes stale in one of them.
Bodygram
Bodygram publishes no consumer subscription price on its site; the commercial terms are largely enterprise. Treat the free account as the entry point and check in-app for anything paid.
Free account, per Bodygram's site.
Prices above were read from Bodygram’s own pages on 18 September 2026 and are quoted in the currency those pages use. They change, and they vary by country, platform and promotion — check the vendor’s page before you subscribe rather than trusting this table.
Feature by feature
| Dietly | Bodygram | |
|---|---|---|
| Measurements from a phone scan | Partly A score out of 100 and a body-fat estimate — not a tape-measure replacement. | Yes 35 body measurements. This is the thing it is built to do. |
| Body-composition estimate | Yes Body fat, estimated from the weekly photo. | Yes Body fat and muscle mass, plus posture analysis. |
| A single number to track week to week | Yes One photo a week, scored out of 100 with a body-fat estimate. | Partly Progress tracking exists in the Wellness app; the output is measurements rather than one score. |
| Names a weak point to train around | Yes The scan names one area holding the score back, and the week is built around it. | No It reports measurements; interpreting them is left to you. |
| Training plan built for you | Yes A full week of sessions from the scan, your goal and the equipment you have. | No No workout programming — Bodygram is a measurement platform. |
| Food logging | Yes Photo, sentence or voice. Targets are set from your goal. | No |
Where Bodygram is better
- For measurements, Bodygram is the more serious product. Thirty-five circumferences from a phone scan is a category we are not in, and if you want to know your chest in centimetres rather than a score out of 100, it is the right tool.
- Its technology is licensed by retailers and insurers, which means it has been held to accuracy standards a consumer app never faces.
- Posture analysis is a real output that we do not produce at all, and for anyone whose limiting factor is how they stand rather than how much fat they are carrying, that alone is the better reason to scan.
Where Dietly is better
- Bodygram gives you numbers and stops. Nothing in it tells you what to do on Tuesday.
- Dietly exists to close that gap: the score names a weak point, the weak point builds the week, and the next scan checks the work.
- The output is deliberately one number and one instruction, because thirty-five measurements is more data than most people convert into a decision.
Questions
- What is the difference between Dietly and Bodygram?
- Bodygram is an AI body-measurement platform. From a smartphone scan it produces 35 body measurements, a body-composition estimate covering body fat and muscle mass, and posture analysis. It sells both to businesses — retailers, insurers, fitness brands — and through consumer apps including Wellness by Bodygram and Body2Fit. Dietly scores one weekly photo out of 100, names the weak point holding the score back, and builds that week's training around it, with food logging attached.
- How much does Bodygram cost?
- Bodygram publishes no consumer subscription price on its site; the commercial terms are largely enterprise. Treat the free account as the entry point and check in-app for anything paid. Checked on 18 September 2026.
- Should I use Bodygram or Dietly?
- Pick Bodygram if you want accurate body measurements — for clothing, for a client, or because you track circumferences seriously. Pick Dietly if you want the measurement to produce a training week rather than a report.
Where these Bodygram facts came from
Bodygram is a product of its respective owner and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Dietly. Names and trademarks are used here to identify the product being compared. Everything on this page was taken from public pages published by Bodygram on 18 September 2026; if something here is wrong or has changed, tell us and we will correct it.