Quick answer
A before-after tracker should align photos by date, pose, and dose week, then protect privacy with cropping and share controls.
Why it matters
Before-after photos drive motivation and organic sharing.
Privacy controls are essential because body photos are sensitive.
Pairing photos with dose and weight prevents misleading comparisons.
What to track
Baseline photo set
Comparison date and dose week
Weight difference and waist/clothing notes
Cropping, blur, and watermark preferences
AI review angle
Turn the public answer into a private weekly readout.
Describe the comparison as a personal trend, not a diagnosis
Suggest which dates make the cleanest comparison
Generate captions for private journal or public share
Frequently asked questions
Should before-after photos show weight numbers?
Make it optional. Some users want numbers; others only want dates or week numbers.
Can AI evaluate body photos medically?
No. It should help organize and compare user-provided progress, not make medical diagnoses.
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Tracking education only. Medication changes, severe symptoms, and urgent concerns should be discussed with a clinician.