weigh in daily/ weekly/morning/evening?

I weigh myself every morning after I get up. Usually half clothed...I only record once a week though and that's if there is a change...(which lately there hasn't been much )

I weigh almost every morning after I wake up with as few clothes as possible, but saturday is for the official count. Also in the morning and without clothes.

I weigh everyday in the morning right after i pee and take everything off . I weigh everyday but only record once a week on Wednesdays. This helps me stay on track throughout the week. Every night I am exactly 3 pounds more than in the morning. For me, its not an obsession, i just like to know where I stand. Everyone is different though.

I weigh daily, right as soon as I wake up, wearing only a smile. I only log losses. I don't let the daily weight fluctuations bug me too much. It works for me to keep me in check. If I stay away from the scale too long, I begin to fear getting on it. At least this way, I know I can eat a few less calories for a few days and the weight comes off easily if I gain a lb or 2. Might sound a little obsessive, but I don't care. It works for me.

I weigh every morning and every night no clothing ......people down scales but for me its a must ive been on here 3/4 year have lost nor gained nothing .....professional maintainer

I weigh myself first thing in the morning when I get up wearing just my boxers. And I weigh myself last thing in the evening just before crawling into bed, again in just my boxers.

I use a Withings scale that estimates body fat percentage and automatically logs the readings via WiFi. The frequent weighing gives me plenty of data points for plotting a smoothed curve like you see here: https://trendweight.com/u/58f4f9e97f3740/

I've been weighing in daily in the mornings AND even sometimes at night for comparison. For one thing, my weeks went by so slow and the scale was just taunting me when I just weighed in once a week. But by doing this I'm learning so much more about what sodium, drinking extra water and really good workouts can actually do to the scale. Its also teaching me how crazy the numbers on the scale really are and not to take it so personal. For example, just last night I was up 8lbs but knew not to get upset. Then I thought about it and remembered that from Sunday-Monday I did a 5k (plus all the walking to and from the course and the dancing at the end of the course), 50 minutes of zumba, ate out a mexican restaurant and then ate those leftovers.
Thats what works for me. Oh, I'm also thinking about my weight as "low-mid-high" instead of exact. For example, when my husband asks about my progress I say I'm around the high 220's now.

I weigh myself a couple of times a day just for ****s and grins. I've gotten pretty damned good at guessing what its going to be based upon what I've had to eat and drink during the course of the day. Normally I'll be either completely au natural or in my briefs. But like I said, this is for amusement purpsoes only. My official weigh-in is on Saturday mornings at the gym with my trainer so I can't cheat, I can't lie, I have a witness. It is always in pretty much the same thing. gym short, tops and socks. That's it. That is the official number. But even that I don't freak out about. If it doesn't change over a couple of weeks, I might stress, but over a single reading? Nope. Not in the least.

Monday mornings as soon as I wake, tends to be the same sort of time due to alarm clock. Weekly, no clothes. Basically morning as you haven't eaten and your body has had the night to digest, weekly as your weight will fluctuate daily and this could discourage if you see it going up and down from one day to the next.

^^^ This. It's exactly what I do. I do sometimes "peek" mid week if I'm concerned, but generally try to keep it to once a week.