Prescribers can't act on what they can't see. A dated log of every dose, site and side effect turns "I think I missed one" into an exact picture they can actually use to adjust your treatment.
Export from GLP1ShotDay in one tap · Not medical advice — bring it to your prescriber, don't self-adjust from it
This is the same information a prescriber would ask for verbally — the export just removes the guesswork
Most people underestimate how much they misremember. A missed dose three weeks ago, a bad week of nausea after the last step-up, an injection site that's felt harder than usual — none of it sticks in memory the way a dated log does, and appointments are usually too short to reconstruct it from scratch.
Dose titration decisions lean on this data. Whether your prescriber holds your current dose or moves you up often comes down to how you tolerated the last increase. A side-effect log with dates gives them something concrete to work from instead of a general impression.
It also catches patterns you'd miss on your own — like side effects that consistently show up two days after a dose, or a site that's been overused because rotation slipped for a few weeks. Those are easy to spot on a timeline and easy to miss living day to day.
Dose, site and side effects — four seconds, done. Editable forever.
One tap to a clean PDF or CSV, ready to print or attach to a portal message before your visit.
Every injection on a timeline with dose, site and notes — synced across devices.
The app remembers where you last injected and suggests where to go next.
Missed-dose rules for every GLP-1 medication built into the schedule logic.
Morning-of, hour-before, and a follow-up if you forget — so the log stays complete.