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Weight Tracker for Notion: Best Free Widget Option (2026)

October 28, 2026

As of October 2026, Blocs does not yet have a dedicated weight tracker widget for Notion, but its free Habit Tracker widget can be repurposed to log daily weigh-ins directly inside a Notion page, with no sign-up required. It's best for people who want a lightweight, visual way to log a daily number without building a database from scratch.

• Blocs' Habit Tracker is free to use at default settings and embeds via a single iframe URL (blocs.me/habit-tracker).
• The free version supports a limited number of trackers; Blocs Pro ($17, one-time, not a subscription) unlocks unlimited habits, custom goals, and weekly/monthly analytics.
• A purpose-built weight tracker widget is in development at Blocs; this guide covers the best current workaround plus what to expect when it ships.

Why isn't there a dedicated Notion weight tracker widget yet?

Weight tracking needs a numeric input with a trend line, not just a yes/no checkbox, which is a different data model than most Notion widgets are built around. Most Notion widget makers, including Blocs, started with checkbox-style habit and water trackers because they're simpler to build and cover more use cases out of the box. A true weight tracker (with trend charts, goal weight, and unit toggles for lbs/kg) is a natural next step, and it's on the roadmap for Blocs.

What's the best way to track weight in Notion right now?

Right now, the most practical option is to use a flexible tracker widget that lets you log a daily entry and view it over time, rather than building a manual Notion database from scratch. Blocs' Habit Tracker widget works well for this: set up a daily "habit" called something like "Log weight" or "Weigh-in," check it off once you've recorded the number elsewhere (like a Notion property or a note), and use the built-in streak view to stay consistent.

This isn't a perfect substitute for a chart with trend lines, but it solves the core problem most people actually have: remembering to weigh in daily and seeing a consistency streak build up. Here's what the Habit Tracker looks like embedded directly in a page:

If you want an actual running number (not just a checkmark), pair the widget with a simple Notion database property for the number itself, and use the Habit Tracker purely for the "did I log today?" streak. Our guide on how to add a habit tracker to Notion walks through the embed setup step by step.

Is the Blocs Habit Tracker free?

Yes, the Habit Tracker is free to embed in Notion at default settings with no account required. The free tier limits you to a small number of simultaneous habits; unlocking unlimited habits, custom goals, and historical analytics requires Blocs Pro, a $17 one-time payment rather than a recurring subscription.

Feature	Free	Pro ($17 one-time)
Daily weigh-in checkbox / habit log	Yes	Yes
Number of trackers	Limited	Unlimited
Streaks	Basic	Full streak history
Weekly/monthly analytics	No	Yes
Theme customization	No	Yes
Blocs branding removed	No	Yes
Cloud sync across devices	No	Yes

For a broader rundown of what's free vs. paid across every widget, see our best free Notion habit tracker widgets comparison.

What other Notion widgets pair well with weight tracking?

A daily routine around weight tracking usually involves more than one number. Pairing the Habit Tracker with a Water Tracker widget covers hydration alongside your weigh-ins, and a Pomodoro Timer can anchor a consistent morning routine (weigh in, log water, start focused work). If you're building out a full wellness dashboard, our best free water tracker Notion widgets post covers the hydration side in more depth.

Here's the Water Tracker embedded for reference:

When will Blocs release a dedicated weight tracker?

Blocs is actively working on a dedicated weight tracker widget with trend charts and unit toggles (lbs/kg), though no public release date has been confirmed as of October 2026. Users who sign up for Blocs Pro now get access to all current and future Pro widgets as they ship, since Pro is a one-time payment rather than a recurring plan.

FAQs

Does Blocs have a weight tracker widget?

Not yet, as of October 2026. Blocs currently offers a Habit Tracker, Water Tracker, and Pomodoro Timer for free, plus Pro widgets like Countdown Timer, Progress Bar, Clock & Timer, Calendar, Quote of the Day, and Weather. A dedicated weight tracker is in development.

Can I track my weight using the Habit Tracker widget?

Yes. Set up a daily habit labeled "Log weight" and check it off each day you weigh in. Pair it with a Notion number property if you want the actual figure stored alongside the streak.

Do I need to leave Notion to use Blocs?

No. Every Blocs widget, including the Habit Tracker, embeds directly into a Notion page as an iframe. You copy the embed URL into Notion once and it stays live on the page.

Is Blocs Pro a subscription?

No. Blocs Pro is a single $17 one-time payment for lifetime access to all current and future widgets, unlimited habits, analytics, theme customization, and cloud sync. See pricing for details.

What's the difference between a Notion database and a widget like this?

A manual Notion database for weight tracking requires you to build properties, views, and formulas yourself. A Blocs widget is pre-built: you paste one embed link and get a working tracker with streaks and (on Pro) analytics immediately, no setup required.

Will there be a free version of the upcoming weight tracker?

Based on how Blocs structures other widgets, expect a free tier with default settings and a Pro tier with custom goals, unit toggles, and historical analytics, consistent with how the Habit Tracker and Water Tracker are currently split.

Try it now

While the dedicated weight tracker is in development, the free Habit Tracker is the fastest way to build a daily weigh-in streak inside Notion. Try the free Habit Tracker or explore Blocs Pro to get unlimited habits and analytics now, plus automatic access to the weight tracker once it ships.