How do I manually enter my weight on the website?

The manual weight entry feature is useful if you are traveling and away from your scale, if you have limited AT&T/T-Mobile cellular signal available for your scale to automatically transmit your weight readings, or if you are experiencing temporary scale issues.

This feature can only be enabled by your health coach or the Omada Support team. 

You can follow this guide to contact your health coach or you may contact the Omada Support team by emailing support@omadahealth.com. 

Tracking weights from the website is limited. Only the current day's weights can be tracked. 

Once manual weight entry has been enabled for you, please follow the web instructions below.

 For mobile app instructions, please visit:

• How do I manually enter my weight on my iPhone mobile app?
• How do I manually enter my weight on my Android mobile app?

1. To add weights manually on the website via your Action List:
   1.  Log in to your Omada account.
   2. Once you log in, you will be directed to the Home screen where you will see your Action List.
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   3. Click Weigh In
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   4. A box will appear that will prompt you to enter Today’s Weight.
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   5. Enter your weight for the day in the box provided under Edit weight and  click Save once you’re done.
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   6. Your entered weight will now appear on your Progress page under the Weight History section. 
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2. To add weights manually on the website via your Progress Page:
   1.  Log in to your Omada account.
   2. Once you log in, you will be directed to the Home screen.
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   3. From the left panel menu, click your Progress page.
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   4. On your Progress page, click Weight History.    
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   5. Click + Add Weight 
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   6. A box will appear that will prompt you to enter Today’s Weight.
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   7. Enter your weight for the day in the box provided under Edit weight and click Save once you’re done.
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   8. Your entered weight will now appear on your weight chart.
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