Health data stays here
Reload the tab and the inputs are gone. Nothing was logged.
Most BMI calculators on the internet want your email before they hand back a number. They route height and weight through a server, log them next to an IP, and dress the result up with a sales funnel for diet pills. Morph runs the math locally — type the numbers, read the number, close the tab. No account, no upload, no health data leaving your device. free on your device a month for the rest of Morph; the first ten thousand subscribers are grandfathered forever.
Weight divided by height squared. Metric or imperial. The formula is one line of JavaScript and it runs locally — no fetch, no submit button leading to a server endpoint, no logged input.
Underweight, normal, overweight, obese I/II/III. The category appears next to the number. We do not interpret it for you.
Reload the tab and the inputs are gone. Nothing was logged.
Type, read, close. The number is the product.
The pattern is unmissable. You search "BMI calculator," click the top result, and before the answer surfaces there is a newsletter modal, a cookie consent dance, an ad row, and a sidebar of weight-loss product placements. Your height and weight — small details about your body — get logged next to an IP address and a session token. Morph collapses all of that into the math itself. Two inputs, a number, a category. Nothing gets sent anywhere.
Nowhere. The calculation runs in JavaScript inside your browser tab. No fetch, no submit, no analytics on the input fields. Reload the page and the values are gone.
Both. One toggle. Kilograms and centimeters, or pounds and inches. The math is the same, the units do not matter to your body.
WHO standard buckets — underweight, normal, overweight, obese class I/II/III. We display the bucket. We do not interpret it for you. Talk to a doctor for that part.
It is one number. It does not know your muscle mass, bone density, age, or fitness level. Treat it as one signal, not a verdict. The tool gives you the math; the interpretation is yours.
Yes. Two inputs and a button. Mobile is the primary form factor for this kind of quick check.
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