How we make this list: we compare pricing pages, product documentation and public user reviews. Ratings come from G2, Capterra or Trustpilot, with the date we checked them.
Key takeaways
- Shotsy is the best overall GLP-1 tracker in 2026, rated 4.8 stars from more than 33,000 App Store ratings, with free core features on iPhone and Android.
- Jabby is the only tracker built exclusively for injectable weight loss and diabetes medications, covering every major brand.
- GLPMate offers a free medication level chart forever, modeled on FDA prescribing information for each product.
- Health note: medication tracking is not medical advice. Consult a clinician before starting, stopping, or changing any medication, and never adjust doses on app advice alone. Level charts are estimates from published half-life data, not measurements, and no tracking app provides medical advice. Always follow your prescriber's guidance.
- Roughly half of GLP-1 patients miss at least one injection during their first six months, so reminders and dose history matter more than any single feature.
Quick comparison
| Tool | Best for | Starting price | Free plan |
|---|
 Shotsy | Best overall tracker | Free | Yes |
 Jabby | Injectable only tracker | See website | Yes |
 GLPMate | Free level charts | Free | Yes |
 GlucoPal | Simple free tracking | Free | Yes |
 Glapp | Clean core tracking | Free | Yes |
 MeAgain | Android plus iPhone tracking | Free | Yes |
 Pep | Guided tracking | See website | No |
 Medisafe | General medication tracking | Free | Yes |
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The best GLP-1 tracking apps
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
Shotsy is the best overall GLP-1 tracker app in 2026, rated 4.8 stars from more than 33,000 App Store ratings, combining dose logging for every major GLP-1 medication, estimated medication level charts, side effect and weight tracking, and doctor-ready PDF exports, with free core features on both iPhone and Android. Shot logging, reminders, injection site rotation, side effect logging, weight tracking, and detailed progress charts are all free, with no time limit, while an optional Shotsy+ subscription adds extras such as the estimated medication level chart. It supports Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound, and Mounjaro, plus oral semaglutide and compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide with custom dose amounts.
The trade off is free depth against one paywalled chart. Shotsy offers the most complete free tier here, but its estimated level chart may sit behind the subscription. Shotsy fits most GLP-1 users who want deep tracking, doctor-ready exports, and free core features.
What we like- Deepest medication coverage
- Multi-medication level charts
- Progress charts by injection site and dosage
- Maintenance mode for goal weight
- Doctor-ready PDF exports
- Largest review base in the category
Watch out for- Estimated level chart sits behind Shotsy+ subscription in some listings
- Optional subscription adds cost
- Nutrition logging is basic next to full diet apps
Starting priceSee website
Free planYes
Jabby is the only tracker built exclusively for injectable weight loss and diabetes medications, covering every major brand on the market with injection scheduling and adaptive reminders that learn your routine, dose escalation management across every titration step, interactive injection site rotation with a visual body map, medication-specific side effect logging with pattern detection, weight and progress analytics synced through Apple Health, and one-tap provider reports. It suits users who want a tracker built around weekly injections, dose changes, side effects, and long term progress instead of generic daily medication reminders.
The trade off is injectable focus against price clarity. Jabby is purpose-built for injectables, but its pricing is not clearly published, so check the current pricing page before committing. Jabby fits users on injectable GLP-1 medications who want a dedicated tracker.
What we like- Built exclusively for injectable weight loss and diabetes medications
- Full medication support including Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, and compounded semaglutide
- Adaptive reminders
- Dose escalation management
- Interactive site rotation with visual body map
Watch out for- Pricing not clearly published in listings
- Injectable focus means less for oral medications
- Newer app with a smaller review base than Shotsy
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
GLPMate is the free level chart pick, offering a medication level curve free forever, modeled according to the clinical pharmacology sections, half-life, time to peak, and steady state, of each product's FDA prescribing information. It covers Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, Rybelsus, Saxenda, Victoza, and Trulicity, plus compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, injectable or oral, weekly or daily, including micro-dosing schedules, and its AI assistant logs entries when you type what happened, with nothing saved until you confirm. It never gives dosing or medical advice, redirecting clinical questions to your prescriber.
The trade off is free charts against maturity. GLPMate gives you the level chart free that rivals paywall, but it is newer and its charts remain estimates, not measurements. GLPMate fits users who want free level charts and AI assisted logging.
What we like- Medication level chart free forever
- Modeled on FDA prescribing information for each product
- AI assistant logs entries from typed notes
- Covers injectable and oral, weekly and daily, including micro-dosing
- Multi-medication timeline
Watch out for- Newer app with a smaller review base
- AI assistant needs confirmation for every entry
- Level charts are estimates, not measurements
- Free tier limits unclear in some listings
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
GlucoPal is the simple free alternative, with a clean, simple design and free core tracking, plus CSV exports of your history for sharing with a provider. It suits users who want straightforward GLP-1 tracking without complexity, though it is iPhone only with an Android version listed as in development.
The trade off is simplicity against platform and export limits. GlucoPal is clean and free, but it is iPhone only and exports CSV, not PDF. GlucoPal fits iPhone users who want simple, free GLP-1 tracking.
What we like- Strong free alternative with a clean, simple design
- CSV exports of history
- Free core tracking
- Good for users who want simplicity
Watch out for- IPhone only, with Android listed as in development
- Fewer analytics than Shotsy
- No PDF export, CSV only
- Smaller review base
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
Glapp is the clean core tracking pick, with free core tracking on Android and iPhone for basic dose and weight logging. It suits users who want simple tracking without extras, though its lack of export is a real drawback: Glapp has no export at all, so your data stays inside the app and cannot be shared as a report with your provider.
The trade off is clean tracking against data portability. Glapp tracks cleanly for free, but you cannot export your history. Glapp fits users who track for themselves and do not need provider reports.
What we like- Core tracking free
- Clean design
- Works on Android and iPhone
- Good for basic dose and weight tracking
Watch out for- No export at all, so data stays inside the app
- Fewer analytics than Shotsy
- No PDF or CSV export
- Smaller review base
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
MeAgain is the cross-platform pick for users who need Android and iPhone apps, offering free core tracking for doses and progress on both platforms. It suits users who switch devices or share tracking across a household with mixed phones.
The trade off is cross-platform access against export and analytics. MeAgain works on both platforms, but it offers no PDF export and fewer analytics than Shotsy. MeAgain fits users who prioritize Android plus iPhone access over reporting depth.
What we like- Available on Android and iPhone
- Free core tracking
- Good for users who switch devices
- Simple dose logging
Watch out for- No PDF export
- Fewer analytics than Shotsy
- Smaller review base
- Feature set thinner than Jabby
Starting priceSee website
Free planNo
Pep is the guided tracking pick, offering a structured approach to dose and progress tracking, but it is the exception in this guide, since it requires a subscription for core tracking while rivals offer free core features. Its pricing is not clearly published in listings, so check the current pricing page before committing.
The trade off is guidance against free access. Pep guides you through tracking, but you pay for core features that are free elsewhere. Pep fits users who want guided tracking and are willing to pay for it.
What we like- Guided tracking experience
- Structured approach to dose and progress
- Good for users who want guidance alongside tracking
Watch out for- Requires a subscription for core tracking, unlike rivals
- Pricing not clearly published
- Fewer free features than Shotsy or GLPMate
- Smaller review base
Starting priceFree
Free planYes
Medisafe is the general medication pick, tracking all prescriptions with reminders, interaction warnings, and caregiver sharing, which suits users who take several medications beyond GLP-1. However, its generic daily pill model does not fit GLP-1 therapy as well as dedicated trackers: it lacks injection site rotation maps, GLP-1 level charts, and titration management, so it works best as a companion to a dedicated GLP-1 tracker, not a replacement.
The trade off is breadth against GLP-1 depth. Medisafe tracks every medication you take, but it misses the weekly injection, titration, and site rotation features that make dedicated trackers valuable. Medisafe fits users with many prescriptions who want one reminder app alongside a dedicated GLP-1 tracker.
What we like- General medication tracking for all prescriptions, not just GLP-1
- Reminders and interaction warnings
- Caregiver sharing
- Large user base
- Free tier for basic tracking
Watch out for- Generic daily pill model does not fit weekly GLP-1 titration as well as dedicated trackers
- No injection site rotation maps
- No GLP-1 level charts
- Premium features need a paid plan
How we chose
We compared published feature lists and store ratings from 2026, favoring tools with distinct strengths: the best overall tracker, the best injectable only tracker, the best free level charts, the simplest free tracking, the cleanest core tracking, the best cross-platform access, the best guided tracking, and the best general medication tracking. We recorded prices as reported and wrote See website where pricing was not clearly published. We favored apps with a current release and an active user base, and we stressed throughout that tracking is not medical advice and level charts are estimates, not measurements.
How to choose a GLP-1 tracking app
Start with your medication type: injectable users point to Jabby or Shotsy, oral users point to Shotsy or GLPMate, and multi-medication users point to GLPMate or Shotsy. Next, check what you need to share: doctor-ready PDF exports point to Shotsy, CSV exports point to GlucoPal, and no export is acceptable only if you track for yourself, as with Glapp. Then check platform: GlucoPal is iPhone only, while Shotsy, Jabby, GLPMate, Glapp, and MeAgain cover Android and iPhone. Finally, remember the safety rule: never adjust doses on app advice alone, consult your clinician about missed doses, side effects, or dose changes, and treat every level chart as an estimate, not a measurement.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best GLP-1 tracking app?
Shotsy is the best overall pick, rated 4.8 stars from more than 33,000 App Store ratings, with free core features on iPhone and Android, while Jabby is best for injectable only tracking and GLPMate is best for free level charts.
Can a GLP-1 tracker tell me my exact medication level?
No. Apps estimate medication levels using published half-life data, and those charts are estimates, not measurements. They help explain why appetite and side effects shift across the week, but they never replace your prescriber's guidance.
Is there a free GLP-1 tracker app?
Yes. Shotsy offers the most complete free tier, GLPMate offers free level charts forever, and GlucoPal and Glapp offer free core tracking, while Pep requires a subscription for core tracking.
Which GLP-1 tracker apps work on Android?
Shotsy, Jabby, GLPMate, Glapp, and MeAgain all offer Android apps, while GlucoPal is iPhone only with an Android version listed as in development.
Can I share my tracking history with my doctor?
Yes, with the right app. Shotsy exports a PDF report of doses, side effects, and weight trends, GlucoPal offers CSV exports, MeAgain offers no PDF export, and Glapp has no export at all.
Should I adjust my dose based on an app?
No. Never adjust doses on app advice alone. Medication tracking is not medical advice, so consult your clinician before starting, stopping, or changing any medication.
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