The Best GLP-1 Tracker App for iPhone

We publish GLP-1 Tracker, listed on the App Store as GLP-1 Weight Loss Shot Tracker, and this page recommends it. Every claim here about any app comes from its App Store listing, its privacy label or its own website, read on September 19, 2026, and our own features were checked in the shipping version rather than in the marketing.

Before any feature matters, open Settings, tap General, tap About, and read the iOS version. That number is the whole first cut. An app whose minimum iOS version is above yours will not install, however good it is, and the two most-recommended apps in this category, Shotsy and ours, both have minimums that rule out older phones.

Shotsy requires iOS 18. GLP-1 Tracker requires iOS 17, and runs on iPad as well. Glapp requires iOS 17 and adds an Apple Watch app. MeAgain requires iOS 16.4. Glowise requires iOS 15.6. DreamMe requires iOS 15.1. Dosely requires iOS 15.

In practice: an iPhone that runs iOS 18 can install all seven. An iPhone that stops at iOS 17 can install six, everything but Shotsy. An iPhone that stops at iOS 16 can install four: MeAgain, Glowise, DreamMe and Dosely. Minimum versions rise with releases, so re-check the listing on the day you install.

This is the case for our app, made on the iPhone's own terms. A GLP-1 routine happens once a week, which is the cadence a phone is worst at reminding you about, so the app that wins on iPhone is the one that gets the routine out of the app and onto the phone.

Seven Home Screen widgets: one-tap dose logging, the next-shot countdown, the medication level, weight, today's summary, water and the streak. Two Lock Screen Live Activities: one counting down to the next shot so it is there every time you lift the phone, and one for the day's nutrition. Two Control Center buttons, for adding water and logging food without opening anything. Apple Health sync for weight and BMI, so your data lives where the rest of your health data does. An iPad build. And 11 languages, which for an iPhone reader outside the English-speaking world is not a detail.

Inside the app: the body-map injection-site picker and pen supply, a catalog of 17 medications with two regimens active at once, the medication-level curve with a forecast line, eight body measurements and photo compare, food logged with calories, protein, fiber and water, side effects with red-flag warnings, Otis the assistant working from a summary of your own log, and the doctor-ready PDF. No other listing on this page documents Live Activities or Control Center, and none documents the site map, the pen count, the measurements and the export together.

Lock Screen Live Activities put the countdown where you will see it without opening anything. GLP-1 Tracker documents two; the other six listings do not mention Live Activities.

Home Screen widgets shorten logging to a tap. GLP-1 Tracker documents seven, MeAgain documents widgets including its Capy character, and the other five listings do not mention widgets.

Control Center buttons put water and food one swipe away. GLP-1 Tracker documents two; no other listing mentions Control Center.

Apple Health keeps weight and nutrition in one place. GLP-1 Tracker syncs weight and BMI; Shotsy imports weight, calories, protein and water; MeAgain syncs movement and health data; DreamMe documents Health integration. Import and export are not the same thing, so check the direction before committing.

Siri and Shortcuts, Focus filters and StandBy are not mentioned in any of the seven listings, ours included, so we make no claim about them.

Apple Watch: Glapp is the only one of the seven listings with a Watch app as of September 19, 2026. If the countdown on your wrist is the feature you want most, Glapp is the pick and nothing else on this page is. GLP-1 Tracker's countdown lives on the Lock Screen instead.

Languages: Shotsy declares 17, GLP-1 Tracker 11, Glowise 7, and MeAgain, Glapp, DreamMe and Dosely English only on the App Store. For an iPhone set to Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hebrew or Turkish, ours is the broadest option after Shotsy, and the only one of the two that runs on iOS 17.

Accessibility: none of the seven listings makes a specific accessibility claim, so the honest answer is to test VoiceOver and Dynamic Type yourself on the free tier. Ours is built with system controls and Dynamic Type, but we would rather you check than take our word.

iOS 17 or later, and you want the whole routine on the phone: GLP-1 Tracker. iOS 18, and the privacy label is what decides it: Shotsy. Apple Watch: Glapp. An iPhone that stops at iOS 16: MeAgain, or Glowise if calorie counting is the main habit. A pet that grows when you log: DreamMe. The simplest possible start: Dosely.

And the honest limits of our pick: we are iPhone and iPad only, we are the youngest app on the list after Dosely, our 362 ratings across storefronts are a small sample next to Shotsy's or MeAgain's, and Shotsy's privacy label is cleaner than ours. If any of those is your deciding factor, follow it.