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The first GLP‑1 assistant that actually logs.

Every tracker promises less friction. GLPMate removes the forms entirely: say what happened, confirm, done. And when you ask a question, it answers from your data — not a generic article.

GLPMate Your assistant · online
Had 2 eggs & toast for lunch — and I'm 89.4 kg today
Got it — want me to log both?
Ready to log
Meal · Lunch2 eggs, 1 slice toast
Weight89.4 kg · this morning
Confirm & log
Read from your data: Nutrition Weight
How's my weight trend since 5 mg?

Down 3.1 kg over 6 weeks — steady and healthy.

−3.1kg 6 weeks
Since May 12 · Wegovy 5 mg · from your own logs
Quick answer

GLPMate's AI assistant is a chat layer over your own health record. It reads 19 kinds of your data to answer questions, writes 13 kinds when you ask it to log something — always behind an explicit confirmation — and can produce a doctor-ready PDF report. It never gives dosing or medical advice.

Type-to-log: tracking without forms

“Had 2 eggs and toast for lunch, and I weighed 89.4 this morning.” That sentence contains two structured entries — the assistant extracts both, shows you a confirmation card, and files them into Nutrition and Weight the moment you approve.

  • One message can carry several entries — a meal and a weight in the same sentence
  • Understands natural units: “89.4”, “20 units of my 2.5 vial”, “a big glass of water”
  • Works in all 49 app languages

Answers from your data, not the internet

Generic chatbots answer GLP-1 questions with generic articles. GLPMate's assistant holds 19 read tools into your own record — dose history, weight, sleep, labs, appetite and more — so its answers are about you.

  • “How many doses have I taken at 5 mg?” — counted from your log
  • “When did my nausea start easing?” — read from your side-effect entries
  • Every answer shows “used data” chips, so nothing is read silently

Consent is the interface

An assistant inside your health record has to earn trust structurally, not with promises. GLPMate's is built around three hard rules — and the third one is the most important.

  • Every write shows a confirmation card first — nothing saves without your tap
  • 13 permission switches decide what it can read, category by category
  • No dosing or medical advice, ever — clinical questions get redirected to your prescriber
Under the hood

19 read tools. 13 write tools. One gate.

Reads answer your questions; writes log your life. Writes always pass through your confirmation — that’s the gate, and it has no exceptions.

It can read

Dose historyWeightBody measurementsSleepWaterNutritionGlucoseBlood pressureAppetiteSide effectsLab resultsPlansGoalsProfileRemindersInjection sitesMedicationsActivityDocuments

It can log (with your OK)

MealsWeightMeasurementsSleepWaterGlucoseBlood pressureAppetiteSide effectsMark dose takenRemindersPlansGoals
FAQ

Assistant questions, answered

What can the GLPMate assistant actually do?

Two things, both real: answer questions from your own data (“how did my nausea trend after the 5 mg step?”) using 19 read tools, and log entries you describe in plain words using 13 write tools — meals, weight, sleep, water, glucose, blood pressure, appetite, side effects and more. Every write needs your confirmation.

Will it ever change my data without asking?

No. Every write is confirmation-gated: the assistant shows you exactly what it wants to save and saves nothing until you approve it. You remain the editor of your record.

How do I know what data it read to answer me?

Every answer lists “used data” chips — the categories it read, like Nutrition or Dose history. No silent reading, no mystery context.

Can I limit what the assistant sees?

Yes — 13 permission switches, one per data category. Turn one off and the assistant can’t read that category at all. The switches live in Settings, not buried in a policy.

Does the assistant give medical advice?

No. It never gives dosing or medical advice, and it’s trained to redirect to your prescriber — or emergency services — when a question crosses into clinical territory. That red line is part of its design, not a disclaimer.

Which languages does it speak?

Yours. The assistant converses in the same 49 languages the app is translated into — logging “kahvaltıda 2 yumurta” works exactly like “2 eggs for breakfast”.

Is the assistant free?

The assistant is a Premium feature with a free quota to try. Core tracking — shots, levels, weight, reminders — stays free forever either way. Pricing is public: $7.99/month or $69.99/year.

Stop filling forms. Start talking.

Assistant included in Premium — core tracking free forever.