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Best GLP-1 tracker apps, honestly compared

We make one of the apps on this list, so read it with that in mind. What follows is the recommendation we would actually give: for most people on a pre-filled pen, one of the other four is the better choice, and this page says which and why.

Short version

If you use a pre-filled pen and want one app that does most things well, Shotsy is the strongest all-round choice and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. Glapp is the best free option if vial inventory matters. Peptide Plug — ours — is the right pick specifically when your medication comes as a vial you reconstitute yourself, or when cost per dose and run-out dates are the hard part. Pep wins on food logging, Dosio on general health metrics.

The five, and who each is actually for

Reviewed September 9, 2026 from each product's own published pages. Features change; check current pages before deciding.

Shotsy — best overall for pens

The most complete native app of the group, and the one most people on a pre-filled pen should start with.

  • Native iOS and Android with Apple Health sync
  • Nutrition, water and side-effect logging
  • PDF export for a clinician
  • Large guide library in nine languages
  • No stated reconstitution, cost or inventory features

Price: Free to download; premium tier exists but is not priced publicly

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Glapp — best free vial inventory

The closest thing to Peptide Plug's inventory tracking in a free consumer app, with a genuinely good frame for the weekly cycle.

  • Native apps plus a web version
  • Vial inventory, remaining doses and expiry dates
  • “Shot phases” view of rise, peak and fade
  • Presents itself as free
  • No stated reconstitution math, labs or export

Price: Presented as free; no paid tier published

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Peptide Plug — best for vials and cost

Ours, and we will be specific about where it belongs: this is the tool for people whose medication arrives as a powder in a vial rather than a pen.

  • Reconstitution, concentration and syringe-unit math
  • Cost per dose and per month, recalculated at each dose step
  • Vial run-out plus mixed-vial expiry windows
  • Manual labs on the same timeline as doses
  • 17 free calculators with no account
  • No native app, no health-platform sync, no food logging

Price: Free for one active cycle; Pro $4.99/mo or $49.99/yr

Pep — best for food tracking

A polished multi-language tracker that is unusually honest about its own scope.

  • Food logging with protein, fibre, calorie and water targets
  • Apple Health sync; ten languages
  • Cheapest annual plan of the group
  • States it does not do cost, reconstitution, labs or inventory
  • States it does not export clinician reports

Price: Free; Pro about $40/year

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Dosio — best for broader health metrics

The widest general-health coverage — the right pick if you want one app for doses plus blood pressure and glucose.

  • Blood pressure, blood glucose, nutrition and hydration
  • Progress photos and daily dose-linked insights
  • Full app access on the free tier
  • No stated reconstitution, cost, labs or inventory
  • Pro pricing varies by country

Price: Free; Pro price varies by country, 7-day trial

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How to choose in one question

Does your medication arrive as a pre-filled pen, or as a vial you reconstitute?

If this is youStart with
Pre-filled pen, want one good appShotsy
Pre-filled pen, want it free with inventoryGlapp
Vial you reconstitute yourselfPeptide Plug
You want to know real cost per dosePeptide Plug
You want to log food and macrosPep
You track blood pressure and glucose tooDosio
You also run TRT, HRT or peptidesPeptide Plug

We make one of these apps, so treat this page accordingly — but the recommendations above are the ones we would give a friend. Where a competitor is the better choice, it is named as such.

Common questions

What is the best GLP-1 tracker app?
For most people using a pre-filled pen, Shotsy is the strongest all-round choice — native apps, Apple Health sync, nutrition logging and clinician PDF export. Glapp is the best free option if you want vial inventory. Peptide Plug, which we make, is the right pick when your medication comes as a vial you reconstitute or when cost per dose matters.
Which GLP-1 tracker is completely free?
Glapp presents itself as free with no published paid tier. Shotsy, Pep and Dosio are free to download with optional paid tiers. Peptide Plug's free tier covers one active cycle plus all 17 public calculators permanently.
Which app handles compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide from a vial?
Peptide Plug. It carries reconstitution math, concentration per vial, syringe-unit conversion and mixed-vial expiry. None of the other four state reconstitution support on their published pages.
Which tracker shows cost per dose?
Peptide Plug. Pep explicitly states it does not offer cost tracking, and Shotsy, Glapp and Dosio do not describe it. Cost per dose changes as you move up titration steps, since a vial yields fewer doses at higher steps.
Do any of these give medical advice?
No, and none claim to. They record and display what you enter. Dose decisions belong to you and your prescriber.
Which works without installing an app?
Peptide Plug is an installable web app that runs in a browser. Glapp has a web version alongside native apps. Shotsy, Pep and Dosio are distributed through app stores.

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