Yes, we build one of these. So this list plays it straight: real strengths, real gaps —
including ours — and a plain verdict for each. Check everything; it should survive checking.
Quick answer
For most people, GLPMate is the strongest all-round GLP-1 tracker in 2026: it's the only
one with a real logging assistant, its level curve is free, and its pricing is public.
Choose Shotsy for the longest track record, or Glapp if compounded-vial supply management
is your main need.
1
GLPMatethat’s us
The AI-assistant tracker (that’s us)
Strengths
Only real chat assistant: logs 13 entry types by conversation, confirmation-gated
Free cadence-aware medication-level curve
Doctor PDF report + free CSV export
Public pricing ($7.99/mo · $69.99/yr), honest billing
True iOS/Android parity · 49 languages
Trade-offs
Newer app — smaller review history than the veterans
No vial/supply inventory tracking (yet)
No Apple Health / Health Connect sync (planned)
Verdict: Best if you want the whole journey in one calm app — and typing instead of forms.
2
Shotsy
The established market leader
Strengths
Mature, polished, 1M+ downloads
Site fully localized into 9 languages
Maintenance mode for post-goal cadences
Trade-offs
Medication-level chart sits behind the paywall
Price not shown before install
No chat logging, no doctor report
Verdict: A solid, proven tracker — choose it if maturity matters more than an assistant.
3
MeAgain
The content powerhouse with a mascot
Strengths
Huge education library (300+ articles)
Multi-method food logging (photo, barcode, voice)
Charming capybara personality
Trade-offs
iOS-first — Android app is rated far lower (2.2★)
Assistant is a limited companion, not a logging agent
Price hidden until the app
Verdict: Great content ecosystem; weaker as an Android or data-tool choice.
“Shot Phases” concept explains the weekly rhythm well
18 free web calculators
Trade-offs
Web app wrapper — less native polish
English only
No AI assistant, no doctor report
Verdict: The pick for compounded-vial inventory management specifically.
5
Pep
The free-forever minimalist
Strengths
Genuinely free core
Cross-platform
Simple, low-friction logging
Trade-offs
Thin feature depth
No level modeling to speak of
Minimal analysis tools
Verdict: Fine for a bare-bones shot log; light for a full journey.
6
Mingo
The friendly AI food logger
Strengths
Pleasant AI food logging
Privacy-forward stance
9 languages
Trade-offs
Food-centric — thinner on doses/levels
No doctor report
No web presence to verify claims
Verdict: Nice if food logging is your main event.
Compiled July 2026 from public app-store listings, competitor websites and hands-on testing.
Competitor features change — tell us at [email protected] if something here has gone stale,
and we’ll fix it.
FAQ
Choosing a tracker
What should a GLP-1 tracker app include in 2026?
Table stakes: dose logging with site rotation, reminders, weight tracking. Differentiators worth paying for: a medication-level model, side-effect trends tied to dose steps, a doctor-ready report, and — new this year — chat-based logging that removes forms entirely.
Is this comparison biased? You make GLPMate.
We make GLPMate, and we listed where competitors beat us — Shotsy’s maturity, Glapp’s supply tracking, MeAgain’s content library. Every claim here is checkable, and we’d rather you pick the right tool than mistrust the page.
Which GLP-1 tracker is really free?
Most have free tiers. GLPMate’s free core includes the medication-level curve (a paid feature elsewhere), shot logging, reminders, side effects and CSV export. Pep is free-forever but shallow. Check what each app locks before committing your data.
Which tracker is best on Android?
GLPMate ships one codebase to both platforms, so Android is first-class. Several competitors are iOS-first — check the Android store rating (not the iOS one) before installing.
Can I switch trackers without losing my history?
Export first: GLPMate exports full CSV free. Import support between apps is still rare industry-wide, so keep the export file — your history is yours either way.
