If you are looking for a GLP-1 tracker, first decide what you need to record: doses and reminders, symptoms, food, water, weight, or several of those together. Some apps focus on the medication routine; others start with nutrition or general health records.

This is a feature comparison, not a ranking of medical effectiveness. We checked the linked official product pages and US App Store listings on October 23, 2026. Store prices, subscription offers, and platform availability can change; the current checkout screen is authoritative. This comparison is published by HereForIt, which is included below. The article was written with AI and reviewed by Chris Rupp.

Compare the apps

AppPlatforms and price evidence checked October 23, 2026What it tracks and a useful limitation
HereForIt · App StoreiOS, Android, and web. Free core tier; standard US Pro is $9.99/month or $79.99/year, though checkout offers can vary.Free tools include dose and injection-site logs, symptoms, water, and manual protein and meal logs. Limited free AI allowances are available in supported chat and scan flows; Pro unlocks additional tools, including meal planning and the provider summary card. HereForIt is a tracking app, not a clinician.
Shotsy · App StoreiPhone and Android. Free to download and use, with optional premium. The US listing showed $9.99/month and $39.99/year options; it also showed other purchase variants, so confirm the term and price presented to you.Tracks doses, reminders, sites, symptoms, weight, and nutrition; offers estimated medication-level charts. Limitation: the level chart is an estimate for tracking and education, not personalized clinical guidance.
MeAgain · App StoreiPhone and Android per the company site. Free download with in-app purchases; the US listing showed multiple price options, including $14.99 and $39.99 options, with different offers also present. Check the in-app purchase screen for the actual term and price.Combines shot and pill logs, food, protein, fiber, water, symptoms, and progress. Limitation: no browser-based tracker was confirmed on the official product pages reviewed.
Pep · App StoreiPhone and Android. Free download; membership unlocks full access. The US App Store showed an “Access All GLP-1 Tracking Tools” option at $39.99, alongside other prices; confirm the subscription term in the purchase flow.Tracks injections or pills, reminders, medication levels, meals, nutrition, and side effects. Limitation: some features require a membership, and Pep says it does not provide medical advice.
Regimen · App StoreiOS and Android. Free for one compound; Premium options shown in the US listing included $4.99/month and $39.99/year.Tracks compounds, schedules, symptoms, labs, and inventory. Limitation: its product is built for a broad peptide and hormone library as well as GLP-1s, so its interface may include more than a GLP-1 user needs.
Glapp · App StoreiPhone, Android, and web per Glapp. Core tracking is free; the US listing showed Glapp Max at $9.99/month and $39.99/year, plus other purchase options.Tracks doses, sites, symptoms, appetite, weight, and supply. Limitation: its medication-level and shot-phase displays are estimates for tracking and education, not clinical measurements.
MyNetDiary · App StoreiOS, Android, Apple Watch, Wear OS, and web. The general food tracker has a free tier; GLP-1 Companion is in Premium. The company lists Premium examples of $9.99/month or $59.99/year.Nutrition-first tracking with food logging, protein, recipes, and GLP-1 Companion tools. Limitation: the GLP-1 Companion is a paid feature suite inside a broader nutrition app.
GlucoPal · App StoreiPhone and Android. Free to use with optional Pro; its US site lists standard offers of $9.99/month or $34.99/year, while noting that offers can vary.Tracks doses, sites, symptoms, meals, weight, and progress. Despite its name, the company says it is not a blood-glucose, CGM, or Type 1 diabetes management app.
MyFitnessPal · App StoreiOS and Android, plus web. Free download with in-app purchases; no single GLP-1-specific price was established from the official pages reviewed. Its support page describes GLP-1 support in English in the US on iOS/Android and in Canada on iOS.A broad food tracker with GLP-1 logging in supported regions. Premium+ Meal Planner offers recipes, meal plans, and grocery lists in the US, UK, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, and Australia; it requires the English-language app and is available on iOS/Android, not the website. Its planner is not described as GLP-1-specific.
Apple Health · App StoreFree on iPhone and iPad; works with compatible Apple devices and apps.Collects health information and includes general medication scheduling and logging. Limitation: it is an Apple health record, not a dedicated GLP-1 tracker with the food and injection-cycle tools in specialist apps.

Choose based on the routine you want to keep

If you mainly need a dose history and reminders, compare the medication-focused apps and check whether your preferred platform is supported. If you want meal search, barcode scanning, recipes, or macro tools, look closely at the nutrition-focused options and what their free tiers include. If your priority is a simple record to take to an appointment, check whether an app can export the information you want.

An app can help organize records, but it cannot tell you whether a symptom is safe, choose your dose, or replace your care team. For label-based questions, use the instructions for your exact medicine and discuss changes with your prescriber. Our injection-site rotation guide, protein and macro tracking guide, and side-effect guide explain what to track and where to find further information.

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