Your reports
Every scan,side by side.
Track what changed, what improved, and where the weak points moved.

47,000+
muscle groups scored
15
exercise analyzers
5
languages
GDPR
EU-hosted storage
Numbers don't lie.
Track objective body composition month-to-month, not week-to-week mirror noise. See exactly which muscle groups grew and which fat regions dropped.

Scan, compare, adjust. Repeat monthly.
01
Scan monthly
5 photos. Same poses. Same lighting if possible. Your before/after baseline.
02
Compare side-by-side
Body fat distribution, muscle development per region, score deltas. Visualized.
03
Adjust your plan
The training plan and nutrition targets recalibrate to the new baseline.
Real progress. Measured.


2 years
Stuck at same weight
“I was stuck at the same weight for 2 years. HyperBody found my weak points and gave me a plan that actually works.”
Sarah K. · Intermediate lifter
Works better together
Answers, before you commit.
Each muscle group and physique attribute receives a numerical score based on development, proportion, and symmetry. Your overall physique score is a weighted composite. Scores are calibrated relative to your training level, so a score of 7/10 for a beginner reflects a different absolute level than 7/10 for an advanced lifter.
The biomechanical evaluation assesses your skeletal structure, limb proportions, joint angles, and insertion points. It identifies structural advantages (e.g., favorable leverage for squats) and considerations (e.g., long arms affecting bench press mechanics), helping you choose exercises that work with your body rather than against it.
Projections are estimates based on your current development, natural potential, and typical adaptation rates. They're most accurate when you consistently follow your training and nutrition plans. Projections are updated with each new analysis, becoming more refined as the system learns your individual response to training.
Yes. Your reports are stored in your account and can be accessed any time. You can share your screen or use the report as a reference when discussing your training with a coach or training partner.
The number of reports depends on your plan. Each analysis generates one report. We recommend spacing analyses 4-8 weeks apart to allow enough time for visible changes between reports.