FitXpress for Telehealth & Digital Health

Structured Body Data for Telehealth & Digital Health Programs

Turn two smartphone photos into standardized body measurements, body composition outputs, and longitudinal tracking — in under a minute, via API.

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Trusted by healthcare, digital health & remote-care teams

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The Problem

Why progress tracking breaks at scale

Remote programs lose engagement when progress is invisible or untrustworthy. The common methods each fail in a different way.

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Questionnaires & self-report

Weak on trust, auditability, and meaningful progress.

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Manual scale / self-taken photos

High friction, easy to manipulate, weak for a modern experience.

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In-clinic assessments

Trusted, but too infrequent for remote-first, longitudinal programs.

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Consumer photo apps

May look polished, but weak on validation, governance, and workflow fit.

Quick Answer

What is FitXpress for telehealth?

FitXpress turns two smartphone photos into repeatable body metrics delivered via API for telehealth.

Input 2 guided photos (front + side); customer-defined onboarding inputs.
Output 80+ ISO-compatible measurements, body composition, 3D model, progress history.
Speed Structured results in under a minute, no manual review.
Repeatable <1 cm typical difference between back-to-back scans.
Deployment API + Web SDK, white-label, HIPAA-aware, GDPR-aligned, photos deleted after processing.

How It Works

Turn two photos into structured telehealth data

FitXpress embeds guided AI auto-capture into your digital experience, processes front and side photos, and returns structured body data your platform can use for monitoring, progress visibility, and reporting.

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1

Quick onboarding inputs

Customer-defined parameters: gender, age, height, weight.

2

Guided capture

Instant feedback for correct pose, framing, and distance — fewer rejected scans and consistent inputs scan after scan.

3

Built-in quality checks

Live capture helps reduce the risk of edited, AI-generated, or otherwise manipulated images. Closing detection flags clothing that may affect scan quality and can trigger a rescan prompt.

4

Structured scan results in under 45 seconds

80+ body measurements, body composition (body fat %, lean/fat mass, BMI, BMR), and a 3D model — ready for monitoring, progress, and reporting.

What each scan returns

Visual and numerical progress data inside your experience

FitXpress surfaces visual and numerical progress data inside your product experience, helping members and care teams understand changes across scan sessions.

Accurate 3D body models

Visual body representation for comparing scan sessions over time.

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Smart scales

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Verification support

Body composition outputs

BMI, BMR, Fat %, lean body mass, fat body mass.

August, 9th

Weight: 155 lb
Bust: 42.5''
Waist: 39.7''
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November, 17th

Weight: 150 lb
Bust: 39,1''
Waist: 35,4''
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Progress comparison

Scan-to-scan trends for longitudinal tracking.

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Comprehensive Measurements

Measurement outputs for structured review and trend analysis.

Enter your target weight

155 Lb

Set your goal

Goal Visualization

Set and visualize target weight and body changes.

Integration & Deployment

White-label body scanning for customer-controlled telehealth workflows

FitXpress fits customer-controlled workflows, consent flows, member messaging, and data policies. Guided capture runs inside your experience; structured results return via API.

Your app / site

SDK capture

customer environment

Your backend

Orchestrates API

customer environment

FitXpress API

Processing · photos deleted

Your backend

Receives outputs

customer environment

Your output UI

You design

customer environment

We provide: 3DLOOK

  • AI Pose validation and auto capture technology
  • Photo processing & body modeling
  • Structured results payload
  • Integration documentation & support

You build

  • Your member journey and onboarding flow
  • Consent and privacy messaging
  • Where and how results appear in your product
  • Your decision rules and coaching workflows

Privacy and security note: Photos are processed to generate results and deleted after processing by default; retention is client-defined. Encryption in transit & at rest • HIPAA BAA support • GDPR-aligned privacy-by-design.

Sample outputs

What the API returns

Every successful scan returns a structured payload. Because the data is repeatable, you can build trustworthy progress comparisons between any two scans and project a predicted-target model.

A code snippet displays a JSON measurement response with user stats, including gender, age, body metrics, and model URL—ideal for integrating with Digital Health Programs that rely on Structured Body Data for enhanced Telehealth services.

3D body-progress comparison

Compare any two scans for a 3D progress model.

2D front/side progress renders

Lightweight before/after renders for member views.

Predicted-target 3D model

Project a goal-weight model from a successful scan.

Built for longitudinal tracking

Repeatable data makes the trend real change, not noise.

Optional • operational visibility

Centralized control with the FitXpress Admin Panel

For teams that want to autonomously view, manage, and export scan data, the Admin Panel displays all scans generated under API keys in a single, filterable interface.

Monitor scan activity

Track statuses — Success, Failed, Pending — across all records, no manual support requests.

Sort & filter

By date, gender, height, weight, age, or result.

Export to CSV

Bulk-select records and download. All scans are fully anonymized.

API & subscription visibility

API key, scan allowance, billing history, and next charging date.

Note: The Admin Panel complements integration, doesn’t replace it. Embed scanning in your product via API/SDK; use the panel when teams need monitoring, audit, or cohort export alongside it.

Workflow fit

Where FitXpress fits in the telehealth journey

FitXpress supports the full remote-care flow and lets programs define their own decision rules from scan results.

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Baseline scan

Reliable, verified data from day one.

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Progress review

Members and care teams review scan-to-scan progress beyond self-reported data.

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Care-team review

Care teams can prioritize members who may need review.

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Program insights

Clear visibility into what works at scale.

Trust & validation

Engineered for repeat scans — repeatability over a single number

For remote programs that depend on repeat scans, repeatability matters as much as one-time accuracy: you need to trust that a change between scans is real, not measurement noise. FitXpress averages under 1 cm between back-to-back scans — engineered for trustworthy longitudinal data.

<1 cm

Avg back-to-back difference

ISO
8559-1:2017

Benchmark alignment

27·8·14·8

Subjects · stations · companies · countries

1,152

Data points over 4 days

Acknowledged by

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Comparison

FitXpress vs. in-clinic scans vs. consumer photo apps

In-clinic DEXA/BIA is accurate but needs a visit. Consumer photo apps are convenient but rarely validated or repeatable enough for trustworthy trends. FitXpress provides remote, validated, and repeatable data that repeat-scan programs depend on.

FitXpress In-clinic DEXA / BIA Consumer photo apps
Location Remote, in your app Clinic / facility Remote
Capture quality Guided, real-time validated Equipment-bound Usually unguided
Validation ISO 8559-1:2017 benchmark Varies by device Rarely named
Output Structured API + 3D model Report / PDF App-only, limited
Data control You own it; photos deleted after processing Facility-bound Varies

Frequently asked questions

General questions

How does FitXpress fit into a telehealth or digital-health workflow?

It embeds guided capture in your app; your backend relays photos to the API and receives structured body data to store, chart, and trigger on. It supports onboarding, progress tracking, and review across the remote-care flow.

How accurate and repeatable is it?

3DLOOK delivers accurate, repeatable results when scans are captured under the right conditions, and a built-in guided capture flow helps produce consistent, reliable body data across repeated scans.

How are photos handled?

Photos flow through your backend to the API and are deleted after processing by default; retention is client-defined. Encryption in transit and at rest; HIPAA BAA support; GDPR-aligned.

Does FitXpress provide a diagnosis?

No. It provides structured body data to support workflow; it is not a diagnostic tool or a replacement for clinical judgment.

Scanning questions

Does it require special hardware?

No. Just a smartphone — two guided photos, no turntable, no wearables.

What does the user need to complete a scan?

A smartphone and two guided photos (front and side) in a simple, validated flow.

Can members scan themselves?

Yes. Guided capture with real-time validation lets members self-scan with consistent quality.

Can members upload existing photos?

No. Capture runs through the guided SDK to preserve scan quality and repeatability.

How fast are results available?

Structured results return in under a minute, with no manual review.

Product questions

What does each scan return?

80+ ISO-compatible body measurements, body composition outputs, body progress outputs, and additional capabilities such as Smart Scales and Future Body — as a structured JSON payload.

What makes it different from a consumer body-scan app?

Validated repeatability for longitudinal tracking, an ISO-aligned multi-stakeholder benchmark, and a clean white-label integration boundary you control.

Can we white-label the experience?

Yes. Onboarding, consent, processing states, and output UI are yours; the guided capture stays standardized to protect scan quality.

Does FitXpress require backend integration?

Yes — the recommended model relays photos through your backend, keeping credentials, orchestration, and data control in your environment.

Last updated: July 2026

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