Weight trend & projection
See your weight on clear charts with a time-to-goal projection based on your own data.
For Ozempic · Mounjaro · Wegovy · Saxenda
Your GLP-1 routine, on one screen.
An appointment is ten minutes to explain three months. Dozify remembers the doses, tells you before the vial runs out, and hands you a PDF your doctor can actually read, and the lock screen never names the medication. Already tracking somewhere else? Bring your history with you.
- No account, works offline: your health records stay on the device
- No in-app ads, and your health records are never used for ad targeting
- A tracking tool, not a medical device: it records your plan, it never suggests one
How it works
Three steps. No setup headache.
1
Add your medication
Pick from Ozempic, Mounjaro, Wegovy, Saxenda, Zepbound, Trulicity, Victoza, or Rybelsus. Set your dose and weekly schedule.
2
Log every injection
Tap to record the dose, time, and injection site on a body diagram. Smart rotation suggests your next site.
3
Share with your doctor
Export a PDF report with your full treatment history, weight progress, and side-effect log: perfect for your next visit.
See Dozify in action
A quick look at what you'll see on your phone.
What's inside
Designed for people on weekly GLP-1 medications.
Smart reminders
Weekly or daily reminders that match your medication's schedule.
Vial stock
Open dates, expiry countdown, and remaining doses for every vial.
Progress charts
Weight trend, dose escalation, and side-effect patterns at a glance.
PDF reports
One-tap doctor-ready summaries with your full treatment timeline.
Apple Health sync
On iPhone, weight is read from Apple Health automatically. Writing back is optional and off by default.
Built-in calculators
Unit conversion (mg ↔ mL ↔ U-100) and vial-duration estimates, free.
Bring your history
Moving from another tracker? Dozify reads your exported file, shows you what it found, and writes it only once you approve: with a backup taken first.
A home screen you build
Reorder cards, hide the ones you do not use, bring them back whenever you like. If you do not track side effects, those fields never appear.
Any schedule, and your doctor's plan
Weekly, daily, every few days or specific dates. Save the dose schedule your clinician gave you and let the app remind you. Dozify never picks a dose itself.
Education library
Source-cited guides on dosing, side effects, and injection technique.
Injection site rotation
A body diagram tracks each site and suggests where to inject next.
Body measurements
Track waist, hip, body-fat and more: the progress the scale alone misses.
Milestones & streaks
Daily streaks and achievement badges keep you consistent and motivated.
Food & water log
Log meals, protein and hydration right alongside your treatment.
Already tracking somewhere else? Bring it with you.
Dozify reads exports from Shotsy, Glapp, GLPzy and GlucoPal, and any CSV with a date column. Nothing is written until you have seen what it found (how many injections, how many weights, how many notes) and a backup of your existing data is taken first. Importing costs nothing.
How switching works →
Your personal data stays on your phone
No account, no in-app ads, no profile. Your personal data (injections, weight, measurements) never leaves your device. Delete the app and your data is gone.
Read the Privacy Policy →
Walk into the appointment with a summary
A visit is ten minutes and three months. Pick the date range and what goes in it (doses, weight, side effects, your own notes and the questions you meant to ask) and Dozify builds a PDF you can print or send ahead. What it contains is your record; what it means is your doctor's call.
What the report contains →Medications you can track
Pick the one you were prescribed and Dozify sets up the schedule and dose steps for it. Anything not on the list you can add by hand.
Weekly injections
Ozempic®, Wegovy®, Mounjaro®, Zepbound® and Trulicity®: one shot a week, and one reminder a week to match.
Daily injections
Saxenda® and Victoza® — a daily schedule, at the hour you actually inject rather than a default.
Oral
Rybelsus® — a tablet, tracked the same way, with the same history and the same report.
Something else
Add a medication by name with your own dose and interval. Dozify records the plan you and your doctor agreed on; it never proposes one.
Guides that name their sources
Written for people already on a GLP-1, each one citing where the information came from: the manufacturer instructions, the FDA, MedlinePlus. None of it replaces what your own clinician tells you.
What is GLP-1?
The hormone your gut releases after eating, what the medications copy, and why appetite changes.
How to inject a GLP-1 pen
Preparing the pen, choosing a site, the injection itself, and what to do with the needle afterwards.
Where to inject, and how to rotate
Abdomen, thigh and upper arm are the approved sites. Which to choose and why the spot must move.
Common side effects
Nausea, constipation and fatigue: what tends to help, and the signs that need a doctor now.
Do GLP-1 patches exist?
No patch is approved by the FDA or EMA. What is sold under that name, and what the evidence says.
Missed a dose?
Five days for one product, two for another of the same medicine. What each leaflet says, quoted.
Storing a pen
Fridge, counter, and the day count, which depends on the device, not only the medicine.
All guides
The full library, with the reference list at the bottom of every page.
Frequently asked questions
Is Dozify free?
Yes. Your first week of dose logging and reminders is fully open. After that you can still add as many medications as you like, use injection-site rotation, log weight, water and side effects, view your whole history and photos, and read the education articles. Premium covers dose logging and reminders after the first week, all charts and trends, weight projection, body composition, nutrition, vial management, doctor PDF reports and new progress photos. Subscription and cancellation details are on the support page.
Is my data private?
Your health records (doses, weight, side effects, photos) are stored on your device and never uploaded. There is no account and no cloud sync, and the app shows no advertising. Anonymous usage statistics are collected so the app can be improved, and they never carry a medication name or a symptom. Dozify also measures whether an install came from one of its own App Store or Meta campaigns; that measurement runs behind Apple's tracking permission and never includes your health records. Delete the app and your records are gone.
Which medications does Dozify support?
Dozify helps you track popular GLP-1 medications, including Ozempic®, Wegovy®, Mounjaro®, Zepbound®, Saxenda®, Trulicity®, and Victoza®, plus oral options like Rybelsus®. These brand names are trademarks of their respective owners, and Dozify is not affiliated with these companies.
Does Dozify work without internet?
Yes. Dozify is offline-first and works fully without an internet connection. You never need to sign in or sync to use it.
Can Dozify remind me of my injection?
Yes. You can set a weekly or daily reminder that matches your medication's schedule, so it is easier to stay consistent with your routine.
Does Dozify replace my doctor?
No. Dozify is an educational tracking tool, not a medical device, and it does not provide medical advice. Always follow your doctor and your prescription — what the app refuses to do is written out in full.
Can I track weight and side effects?
Yes. You can record your weight, body measurements, and a side-effect diary, and see your trend on clear charts: including a weight projection and a time-to-goal estimate based on your own data.
Can I bring my data from another GLP-1 app?
Yes, and it is free. Export from the app you are leaving, open Settings → Import in Dozify and pick the file. It reads Shotsy, Glapp, GLPzy and GlucoPal exports and any CSV with a date column, shows you what it found (how many injections, weights and notes) before writing anything, skips records you already have, and backs up your existing data first. More on the switching page.
Is Dozify available on Android?
Not yet. Dozify is iPhone only for now, on the App Store.