An image used in the layout is actually missing from the resources and one of the labels is hardcoded with the text: 'What's your target weight?' Hardcoded text is very uncommon outside of test interfaces because it can't be replaced with different localized strings when used on a device with different selected languages. Why it's not already in there isn't clear, but it's likely the interface isn't ready yet. Unlike the other goals, which act as targets to hit on a regular basis, this is a long-term goal that generally goes away (or is maintained) once you get there. Given that Google Fit already allows for tracking weight, and now even shows trend lines, it's no surprise that a target weight would eventually appear as a feature. The layout only has a single input for a target weight, so it seems that it will not include deadlines to meet a goal. There are no strings to act as evidence, only the presence of a layout named weight_target_fragment, but that's all it takes. Yes, you'll be able to set a target weight to reach. Target Weightįinally, it looks like one more goal will eventually land in Google Fit, and it's the one that probably inspires more people to start exercising and eating better than anything else: weight.

Since these are identified as menu options, they will probably appear in the overflow menus on each exercise.

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