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# Download Moasure App

Moasure LX1 works with the Moasure app, which connects to your device via Bluetooth and displays your measurements. Download the app to get started.&#x20;

### Download for Apple/iOS

[Download](https://apps.apple.com/app/moasure-pro/id1561726410) the Moasure app for your iPhone or iPad using the App Store.

### Download for Android

[Download](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.moasure.moasureapp\&pli=1) the Moasure app for your Android phone or tablet using Google Play.

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### Set Up the Moasure App

Once installed, open the app to continue setting up your Moasure account and device.

When you first open the app, you’ll see the Moasure welcome screen, where you can create a new account or log in to an existing one.

#### If you have trouble downloading the app <a href="#if-you-have-trouble-downloading-the-app" id="if-you-have-trouble-downloading-the-app"></a>

If the app doesn’t download or install correctly:

* Try switching from **Wi-Fi to mobile data**
* Some workplace or public Wi-Fi networks block app downloads or store access
* Mobile data usually resolves this immediately

If problems continue, contact **<support@moasure.com>** and the team will be happy to help.


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