Best 7 GLP-1 Tracker Apps in 2026

Introduction

Peptide Tracker: Cycle is a dose-schedule logbook for GLP-1 and other injectables, and it is our pick for people who mainly want schedules, reminders and supply tracking. This list covers seven apps: five trackers and two broader weight programs that include GLP-1 support. It is a comparison of features, not medical advice.

Quick comparison table

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1. Peptide Tracker: Cycle

Best for: people who want one place for their injection schedule, reminders and supply levels.

Pick your medication from a built-in library of 30+ peptides, semaglutide and tirzepatide included, or add a custom one. You enter your own dose and schedule, tap "Injected" when you dose, and the app counts down to the next one with a push reminder. Each log keeps the injection site and a note.

If your prescriber steps your dose up over time, enter the steps and dates once and the app reminds you when a step changes. It records what you enter; it does not recommend doses or protocols.

• Supply tracking (Pro): doses left, a use-by date and reorder reminders.
• Cycles: on/off cycles, pauses, or finish after a set number of injections.
• Free tier: one peptide with scheduling and step plans. Pro is unlimited peptides plus supply tracking.

It does not log meals or prescribe medication, so pair it with a food app or your care provider if you need either. Get it on the App Store or Google Play, or see getpeptidetracker.com.

2. Shotsy: GLP-1 Tracker

Best for: people on a branded GLP-1 who want a dedicated injection and pill log.

Shotsy's store listing covers semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide and dulaglutide products, with separate schedules when you take more than one medication. It logs doses, side effects, weight, calories, protein and water, and draws estimated medication-level charts. It is a tracker, not a care service.

3. MeAgain: GLP-1 Tracker

Best for: people who want doses and food in the same app.

MeAgain logs shots and oral pills with timing and injection sites, plus protein, fiber and water goals, side effects and progress photos. That is broader than a pure dose log, so it can replace a separate food app if its food logging is enough for you.

4. Glapp: Smart GLP-1 Tracker

Best for: people who want to track how they feel between doses.

Glapp logs the dose, timing and injection site, and adds a daily check-in for food noise, hunger, side effects, mood, energy and sleep. It also compares your progress with clinical-trial data and other users, which some people like and others will skip.

5. MyFitnessPal

Best for: people already logging food who want doses in the same place.

MyFitnessPal's listing now mentions logging doses and setting reminders for GLP-1 medication, on top of its large calorie, macro and protein tracking. Its dose features are lighter than a dedicated tracker's, but it saves you a second app if food logging is your main need.

6. Noom

Best for: people who want behavior coaching, with GLP-1 access if eligible.

Noom is a weight program first: meal logging, lessons and coaching, with access to GLP-1 medication through clinicians if you qualify. It is a different product from a dose log, and the paid program is the main cost.

7. WeightWatchers

Best for: people who like a structured program and community.

WeightWatchers lists a GLP-1 Success Program with nutrition, dose tracking and side-effect management, plus a separate clinical option for prescriptions if eligible. Expect a membership rather than a standalone logbook.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a separate tracker if I use a telehealth or coaching app?

Often yes. Care and coaching apps focus on prescriptions, messaging and programs, while a tracker keeps your own schedule, reminders and history in one place.

Can one app track doses, weight and side effects?

Yes. Shotsy, MeAgain and Glapp each cover doses with weight or side-effect logging, and MeAgain and Shotsy add food and protein.

Which of these are on both iPhone and Android?

All seven have an App Store and a Google Play listing.

Does Peptide Tracker give dosing advice?

No. It records the schedule and dose you or your prescriber set and reminds you. Talk to your prescriber about dosing.

The verdict

If you want schedules, step-plan reminders and supply tracking, start with Peptide Tracker: Cycle on iPhone or Android. If you also want meals in the same app, look at MeAgain or MyFitnessPal. If you want prescriptions or coaching, Noom or WeightWatchers sit alongside a tracker rather than replace it.