If Shotsy does not fit your platform, budget, or preferred way of logging, compare the alternatives by the job you need the app to do. Some combine dose tracking with symptoms and nutrition; others focus on one part of the routine.

This is a feature comparison, not an independent ranking or medical recommendation. We checked official product pages and US App Store listings on October 23, 2026. Prices and subscription offers may vary by region, account, or promotion, so confirm the term and charge in the current purchase screen. HereForIt publishes this comparison and is included below. The article was written with AI and reviewed by Chris Rupp.

Shotsy and the alternatives

AppPlatforms and price evidence checked October 23, 2026Fit and limitation to consider
Shotsy · App StoreiPhone and Android. Free core use with optional premium. The US App Store displayed $9.99/month and $39.99/year options, as well as other purchase variants; verify your offer.A focused GLP-1 tracker with doses, reminders, symptoms, nutrition, sites, and estimated medication levels. Its level charts are tracking estimates, not medical advice.
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 core features 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. The app organizes records but does not replace a clinician. See HereForIt vs. Shotsy.
Glapp · App StoreiPhone, Android, and web, according to Glapp. Core tracking is free; the US App Store showed Glapp Max at $9.99/month and $39.99/year, plus other purchase choices.Dose, site, symptoms, appetite, weight, and supply tracking. Its estimated medication-level and shot-phase views are for personal tracking, not clinical guidance.
MeAgain · App StoreiPhone and Android per the company site. Free download with in-app purchases; the US listing shows multiple offers, so there is no single price to quote for every user.Combines shots and pills with food logging, protein, fiber, water, symptoms, and progress. No browser-based tracker was confirmed on the official pages reviewed. See HereForIt vs. MeAgain.
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 term in-app.Tracks injections or pills, reminders, meals, nutrition, side effects, and estimated medication levels. Some tools require a subscription. See HereForIt vs. Pep.
Regimen · App StoreiOS and Android. Free for one compound; Premium examples on the US listing included $4.99/month and $39.99/year.Useful if you track multiple compounds, labs, or inventory in addition to GLP-1. Its broader peptide and hormone scope may be more than a single-medication tracker requires.
Veya · App StoreiPhone. Veya’s site says Android is forthcoming. App Store lists in-app purchases, including $9.99 and $59.99 options; the site says prices vary and are shown before purchase.Focuses on dose, site, schedule, symptoms, weight, and exporting records. It does not include food logging or macros, by design.
Pepti · App StoreThe company site lists iOS and Android download options; the linked US App Store listing is iPhone-only. The store showed Pepti Plus at $4.99/month, $29.99/year, and $39.99 lifetime.A private dose, symptom, weight, and nutrition diary with optional paid features. The App Store says records stay on-device by default; verify Android availability and the applicable purchase offer through the linked official pages.

What to compare before switching

Check that an alternative supports your device and the medicines you want to log. Then compare whether you can record custom doses, sites, symptoms, food or water, and whether the app can export records. If you are moving from an existing tracker, confirm export and import compatibility before deleting anything.

For product-specific medication questions, follow the label and your prescriber’s instructions. A tracker can organize the information you enter; it cannot decide whether to change your dose. Our injection-site guide covers how to use the product instructions, and our food and macro tracking guide explains options for logging meals.

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