Best GLP-1 tracker apps for iPhone in 2026: which one for which person
Six apps compared on price model, ratings, platforms, privacy labels and whether they show estimated medication levels. Facts come from the US App Store listings, dated and linked.
The best GLP-1 tracker depends on what you want. Shotsy has the longest list of languages and 4.8 stars from 33K ratings, with subscriptions listed from $9.99 a month [1]. MeAgain has 4.8 stars from 36K ratings and in-app purchases from $14.99 [2]. Glippy is listed as free [4]. GlucoPal offers estimated medication-level forecasts in its Pro tier [3]. GLP-1 Logbook is free with a $3.99 option to remove ads [5]. Nerra, which we make, is a private tracker with a one-time purchase, but it is not on the App Store yet. Data is from US listings retrieved 6 October 2026.
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The apps side by side
| App | Rating (US App Store) | Price model | Languages and devices | Shows estimated medication levels? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shotsy | 4.8, 33K ratings [1] | Free with in-app purchases. Listed subscriptions: monthly $9.99 to $19.99, yearly $39.99 to $59.99 [1] | English plus 16 languages. iPhone, Mac, Apple Vision [1] | Yes, charts it describes as based on peer-reviewed clinical data [1] |
| MeAgain | 4.8, 36K ratings [2] | Free with in-app purchases from $14.99 up to $119.99 [2] | English. iPhone, iOS 16.4 or later [2] | Yes, “medication-level context between doses” [2] |
| GlucoPal | 4.8, 3.2K ratings [3] | Free with in-app purchases: Pro weekly $12.99, yearly $29.99 and $49.99 [3] | Six languages. iPhone, Mac, Apple Vision [3] | Yes, in the Pro tier [3] |
| Glippy | 4.8, 435 ratings [4] | Listed as free [4] | English. iPhone, iOS 16.4 or later [4] | No claim shown [4] |
| GLP-1 Logbook | Not shown [5] | Free, with a $3.99 in-app purchase to remove ads [5] | English. iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Vision [5] | Yes, an estimated level curve, described as illustrative [5] |
| Nerra (ours) | No ratings yet. Not on the App Store | Free core logging. Nerra Lifetime is a single one-time purchase, no subscription | English and German. iPhone only | No. You enter the dose your prescriber gave you and Nerra never calculates or suggests one |
What the privacy labels say
App Store privacy labels are self-declared by each developer, so treat them as the developer’s statement. As listed on 6 October 2026: MeAgain declares data used to track you (identifiers and usage data) and a long list linked to you, including health and fitness, purchases and contact info [2]. GLP-1 Logbook declares location, identifiers and usage data used to track you [5]. Shotsy lists health and fitness data, user content, usage data and diagnostics as not linked to you [1], and GlucoPal lists none linked to you, with health and fitness, usage and diagnostics data not linked [3]. Glippy’s listing declares data not linked to you across contact info, user content, usage data and diagnostics [4]. Open the listing’s App Privacy section yourself before you enter health data.
Nerra keeps your doses, weight and check-ins on your iPhone only. There is no account, no cloud, no ads and no trackers.
Best for, in one line each
- Shotsy: you want the widest language support, Mac and Vision Pro versions, and charts of estimated medication levels, and you are fine with a subscription [1].
- MeAgain: you want a large user base (36K ratings) and medication-level context, and you are comfortable with its declared data use [2].
- GlucoPal: you want a tracker with a Pro tier that forecasts estimated medication levels [3].
- Glippy: you want a free, simple shot tracker and are fine with a newer app (435 ratings) [4].
- GLP-1 Logbook: you want a free body-map style tracker and accept ads unless you pay $3.99 to remove them [5].
- Nerra: you want data kept only on your iPhone, no account and no subscription, with no dose suggestions or level estimates. Wait for the App Store release.
How to choose
- Decide whether you want estimated medication levels. Several apps show them, and they are estimates, not measurements. Logbook says so itself [5].
- Check the price model. Subscriptions run monthly or yearly in some apps, while others are free or a one-time purchase.
- Read the App Privacy section for the app you pick. It lists what is collected and whether it is used to track you.
- Make sure it runs on your device and in your language.
- Never let an app choose your dose. Your prescriber sets it.
Keep track without a spreadsheet
Is Nerra right for you?
- use an iPhone (it is coming soon to the App Store)
- want your dose history, sites and weight kept private on your own device
- do not want an account, ads or a subscription
- enter the dose your prescriber gave you and want a log, reminders and a clean report for appointments
- use Android (there is no Android version)
- want an app that tells you what dose to take. Nerra never does
- want a community feed, coaching or a prescriber marketplace
- need it today. It is not on the App Store yet
Frequently asked questions
What is the best GLP-1 tracker app?
It depends. Shotsy and MeAgain have the most ratings (33K and 36K at 4.8 stars). Glippy and GLP-1 Logbook are free. Nerra is a private, one-time-purchase option that is coming soon to the App Store.
Are GLP-1 tracker apps free?
Several are free to download with in-app purchases or subscriptions. Glippy is listed as free and GLP-1 Logbook is free with a $3.99 option to remove ads. Check each listing for current prices.
Do GLP-1 tracker apps work for Ozempic, Mounjaro, Wegovy and Zepbound?
The apps compared here describe support for these medicines. Shotsy lists Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound and others. Check the listing for your medicine.
Is there a GLP-1 tracker with no account?
Nerra has no account and no cloud, and keeps data on your iPhone. It is not on the App Store yet.
Should an app tell me my dose?
No. Your prescriber sets your dose. Nerra never calculates or suggests one.
Sources
- Shotsy GLP-1 Tracker (US App Store listing). Shotsy Co., retrieved 6 October 2026.
- MeAgain: GLP-1 Tracker App (US App Store listing). Dots Future Technologies, retrieved 6 October 2026.
- GLP-1 Tracker by GlucoPal (US App Store listing). The Manhattan App Studio LLC, retrieved 6 October 2026.
- Glippy: GLP-1 Shot Tracker (US App Store listing). Glippy LLC, retrieved 6 October 2026.
- GLP-1 Logbook: Shot Tracker (US App Store listing). NEURAL CRAFT LIMITED, retrieved 6 October 2026.
How we write these. Every dose, interval and window above comes from the manufacturer’s US prescribing information, checked on 6 October 2026, and links to it. Labels are updated, so check the current label or ask your pharmacist before you act. Nerra is made by Hicham Zaidi. We do not sell any medicine and are not affiliated with any manufacturer. If you spot an error, tell us through the Nerra support page.
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Nerra is a private GLP-1 companion for iPhone: doses you enter, injection sites, weight and check-ins. No account, no cloud, pay once.
Coming soon to the App StoreNerra is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. You always enter the dose your prescriber gave you; Nerra never calculates or suggests one. Always follow your prescriber’s instructions. Nerra is not affiliated with any medication manufacturer. Product names belong to their owners.