GLP-1 Tracker: Weight & Dose

Now supports oral GLP-1 tracking plus Apple Watch logging. Track shots or pills, reminders, symptoms, notes, weight, and dose patterns in one simple app.

GLP-1 Tracker: Weight & Dose helps you remember your shots or daily oral doses, track your dose routine, and see useful patterns from your own logs without turning your GLP-1 journey into another chore.

Whether you use semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide, retatrutide, Rybelsus, Foundayo, or another GLP-1 medication, GLP-1 Tracker keeps your dose history, symptoms, notes, reminders, and progress organized in one simple place.

BUILT FOR QUICK DOSE TRACKING

Track the details that are easy to forget:

• When you took your last shot or pill • Which injection site you used, if applicable • How much you took • When your next dose is due • How long you have been on your dose

Log medications from your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch so your dose history stays easy to update.

ORAL GLP-1 MEDICATION SUPPORT

If you take a daily oral GLP-1 medication, GLP-1 Tracker adapts the app experience around pills instead of injections.

Track daily doses, dose changes, reminders, symptoms, notes, Apple Health weight sync, and progress without injection-site steps that do not apply.

INJECTION SITE HISTORY

For injectable GLP-1 medications, never wonder where you injected last.

Keep a clear record of shot locations, including abdomen, thigh, or arm. Your last injection site stays easy to find before your next dose.

DOSE AND REGIMEN TRACKING

Your routine may not be one-size-fits-all. GLP-1 Tracker supports:

• Daily oral dosing • Weekly injections • Split-dose schedules • Custom dosing intervals • Dose changes over time • Medication notes • Past, current, and future regimen plans

Use it to see what dose you were on, when a change started, and how long each dose period lasted.

WEIGHT CHANGE BY DOSE AND SITE

GLP-1 Tracker can compare weight changes across dose periods and injection sites when enough data is available. This helps you review questions like:

• Which dose seemed to line up with the most progress? • How did weight change during each dose period? • Do certain injection sites appear alongside weight trends?

These are personal tracking patterns, not medical recommendations.

APPLE HEALTH WEIGHT SYNC

Sync weight from Apple Health and align progress from your GLP-1 start date, so charts and dose patterns stay more complete without extra entry.

REMINDERS THAT FIT YOUR LIFE

Set reminders for injection day or daily oral doses, daily check-ins, and follow-up notes after medical appointments.

SYMPTOMS, SIDE EFFECTS, HUNGER, AND ENERGY

Log symptoms by severity, add symptom notes, and track hunger and energy patterns. GLP-1 Tracker can also surface simple insights, such as symptoms that appear together in your logs.

NOTES AND PROVIDER QUESTIONS

Keep notes organized by type, including provider questions, symptoms, injections or oral doses, daily check-ins, appointments, medication changes, and follow-up plans.

Use the notes library to remember what to ask at your next appointment and what your provider said.

STARTING SOON OR ALREADY STARTED

If you have not taken your first dose yet, save your planned start date, baseline details, and first-dose reminder.

If you already started, quickly log past doses, weight, waist measurements, and notes so your history does not have to start from today.

SIMPLE BY DESIGN

GLP-1 Tracker is designed for people who want a clear, practical way to track their medication and progress without logging every meal, macro, or habit.

Use it to answer the questions that matter most:

• Did I take my shot or pill? • Where did I inject last time? • What dose am I on? • When is my next dose due? • What changed after my last dose increase? • What should I ask my provider?

GLP-1 Tracker is for personal organization and educational tracking only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnose conditions, recommend dose changes, or replace care from your healthcare provider. Always talk with your provider about medication questions, side effects, dosing decisions, or concerning symptoms.