GLP-1 tracking
A GLP-1 tracker that keeps the context.
A weekly injection is easy to lose track of. 4.2 keeps doses, symptoms, injection sites, titration, supply, and appointment notes in one private timeline — without pretending to be your prescriber.

The problem
A weekly injection is easy to lose track of.
Which dose? Which day? Which side? Was the nausea before or after the increase? A calendar reminder is not a clinical record — and a notes app is not a timeline.
- Dose history and the plan it belongs to.
- Injection sites and what was used last.
- Symptoms next to the dose timeline.
- Supply and refill dates.
- A summary you can bring to an appointment.
Built for the appointment, not the algorithm.
The goal is a clear record you can understand and share. The app does not score your adherence, rank your progress, or tell you what your symptoms mean.
What you can track
Six things a GLP-1 journal usually forgets.
Each piece is useful alone. Together, they make the record legible to you and to a clinician.
Doses & schedule
Record what you took, when, and where. Optional local reminders follow your device time zone.
Injection sites
A body map, a record of the last site, and a neutral prompt to rotate — without telling you where you must inject.
Titration timeline
Your plan, phases, and label-based titration steps in one timeline. Read-only reference; no automatic dose changes.
Symptoms in context
Log symptoms with severity and notes, then see them next to recent doses with 24h / 72h / 7d context. No causal claims.
Supply & refills
Keep the current supply and use-by date, with an optional refill reminder. No pharmacy or insurance integration.
Care Brief
A PDF, CSV, or print summary for an appointment — with section toggles, date ranges, and anonymization options.

Care Brief
Bring a record, not a memory.
Appointments are short. The Care Brief turns the last few weeks into a structured summary you can review before you share it.
- Choose the date range and which sections to include.
- Export PDF, CSV, or print.
- Use full details, initials, or a custom anonymization level.
- Review the preview and confirm before sharing.
- Weight context, symptoms, doses, and questions in one place.
Supported products
Label-based reference for 10 brands.
The app includes 12 product/label entries across 10 brands. Reference facts are US-label based; they are not a prescription and may not match every region or formulation.
- Ozempic
- Wegovy
- Rybelsus
- Mounjaro
- Zepbound
- Saxenda
- Victoza
- Trulicity
- Byetta
- Foundayo
Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus, Saxenda, Victoza, and Trulicity are trademarks of Novo Nordisk. Mounjaro and Zepbound are trademarks of Eli Lilly. Byetta is a trademark of its owner. Foundayo and other product names are trademarks of their respective owners. Weight Track Assistant is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of these companies.
GLP-1 questions.
Does the app tell me what dose to take?
Which GLP-1 products are covered?
Does it claim a symptom was caused by a dose?
Can I share the record with my clinician?
Is my GLP-1 data uploaded?
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GLP-1 tracking
Keep the context. Keep the record.
Doses, symptoms, injection sites, supply, and a care brief — private on your Android phone.
- 1M+ installs since 2013
- Current version 4.2
- No account required
- Free on Android