Walk in with a summary, not a memory

One tap turns three months of your own records into a page your doctor can read in the ten minutes you have.

The problem

An appointment is short and the ground to cover is long: what you took and when, how the weight moved, which side effects and at what point, and the two questions you meant to ask.

What Dozify does

A clinical summary, generated on the device

Doses and intervals, weight trend, side effects, site rotation, open vials: over 30, 90 or 180 days.

Your questions, printed at the end

Write them down as they occur to you during the month. They come out on the last page.

Yours to share, or not

The PDF is made on your phone. Nothing is uploaded; you decide whether it goes anywhere.

Walk in with a summary, not a memory

Who this helps

People with a short follow-up and a long stretch to describe, and people moving to a new clinician who has never seen their history. It is also for the appointment where a dose change is on the table, where what happened in the last eight weeks is exactly what the decision rests on.

Where it stops

The report is your record laid out clearly. It is not a clinical assessment, it contains no interpretation, and nothing in it should be read as a recommendation, the reading is your doctor's. It also only contains what you logged: a week you did not record is a gap in the report, not a week without doses.

Private by default

Your health records stay on your device and are never uploaded. There is no account and no cloud sync. Usage statistics never carry a medication name or a symptom, details in the privacy policy.

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Questions

What is in the report?

Doses and the intervals between them, the weight trend, side effects with their severity, injection sites, open vials, and the questions you wrote down: over the range you pick.

Which date ranges can I choose?

30, 90 or 180 days. Ninety usually matches the gap between appointments; the longer one is for a first visit with a new clinician.

Can I leave sections out?

Yes. Each section is a switch, so a report can be doses and weight only if that is what the visit is about.

Can I send it before the appointment?

The PDF is a file on your phone. Print it, email it, put it in a portal: that is your decision, made after you have seen it.

Is anything uploaded to make it?

No. It is generated on the device from records that are already there. Nothing is sent anywhere to produce it.

Read next

Guides, with their sources named: managing common side effects, what GLP-1 actually is and where to inject and how to rotate and what to have ready for the appointment itself.

Elsewhere in Dozify: the side-effect journal and the weight trend.

Dozify is a tracking tool, not a medical device. It does not recommend doses and does not provide medical advice. Ozempic®, Wegovy®, Mounjaro®, Saxenda®, Zepbound®, Trulicity®, Victoza® and Rybelsus® are trademarks of their respective owners; Dozify is not affiliated with these companies.