Scan Results in an Interactive 3D View
Styku’s main workflow begins with a processed whole-body scan rather than a phone camera session. Once a scan is connected to the account, the app presents a three-dimensional body model that users can rotate and inspect from different angles. This makes shape changes easier to understand than a single weight reading and gives each session a visual reference point.
The model is useful between gym, clinic, or wellness appointments because the result travels with the user on an Android phone. Body-scan views can be revisited when planning a training conversation, checking a personal goal, or explaining progress to a coach. The app works as the client-facing layer of the Styku scan workflow, turning specialist measurements into something easier to explore.
Before-and-After Body Comparisons
Before-and-after viewing turns separate scan dates into a direct comparison. Users can select two moments in their journey and place the corresponding 3D figures side by side, then review visible differences around the body. The comparison gives context to gradual changes that a scale or one isolated measurement may miss.
This view fits recurring fitness and wellness check-ins. A coach can discuss a change in waist or shape while the client sees the same period represented visually, and a client can return to earlier scans to stay motivated. The feature is especially useful for people tracking body transformation over weeks or months, when small changes are easier to appreciate as a sequence than as a single result.
Metrics, Insights, and Progress Trends
The app pairs its visual model with measurable progress data. Styku describes metrics such as body-fat percentage, lean mass, waist size, circumferences, and regional changes, allowing users to follow several signals instead of treating weight as the only outcome. Historical views help place a current reading beside earlier sessions and make a trend easier to discuss.
Shape and composition insights are intended to support fitness and wellness awareness. Users can review a metric, connect it with a training or nutrition conversation, and decide which change matters most for the next check-in. The result is a more rounded progress record: visual shape, numerical measurements, and personal context can sit together without turning the app into a medical diagnosis.
Account Setup and Wellness Check-ins
Styku uses an account to connect past and future scan data to one profile. New users work through email and phone verification, choose Imperial or Metric units, and add personal details that help the service present body metrics. Returning clients should use the same email tied to their scan profile so older results stay attached to the right history.
After setup, the mobile app becomes a practical companion for appointments and coaching conversations. Clients can revisit reports between visits, share progress when appropriate, and prepare questions about changes they want to understand. The Locations flow can help users find a facility, while premium Digital Healthpass access may expose additional health and trend data depending on the plan.
