Act one · the problem

Protect your muscle on GLP‑1.

A 30‑second daily check‑in becomes a dose history, nine insights computed on your iPhone, and a five‑page report for your next appointment. No account. No cloud.

One email at launch. No newsletter, no sharing, delete on request.

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One email at launch · 7‑day free trial · $4.99/mo or $29.99/yr · iPhone, iOS 17+

DOSE dashboard: Tirzepatide (Mounjaro) 7.5 mg, step 3 of 6; weight 222.1 lbs, 9.9 lbs lost, 26% to goal; 7-day averages for nausea, protein and water
  • 30sDaily check-in
  • 9On-device insights
  • 10Side effects tracked
  • 5Page doctor report
  • 0Servers or SDKs

Three questions the scale can’t answer

The medication works. What it leaves you with doesn’t answer itself.

01

Am I losing fat, or muscle?

The scale drops either way. Rapid weight loss on a GLP‑1 takes lean mass with it unless protein and training keep up, and a bathroom scale can’t tell you which is which.

Navy‑method lean mass, measured weekly, trended over time.

02

When can I train after my shot?

Day 0 and day 1 hit differently from day 4. Most people learn their window by feel, badly, over months.

Energy and side‑effect severity per day since injection, across your last cycles.

03

What do I show my doctor?

“I felt rough for a while after the last increase” is not data. Your prescriber is deciding your next dose on it anyway.

A five‑page PDF: weight with dose markers, side effects by phase, dose history.

Act two · the protocol

Your titration, the cycle, and the arithmetic.

Three things the app records that no calorie counter does. Shown here at full width, because a dose ladder crammed into a phone frame is unreadable at 6pt.

Dose history · tirzepatide · every step you have actually taken

2.5mg4 weeksMay 26 – Jun 23
5mg3 weeksJun 23 – Jul 21
7.5mg5 weeksJul 21 – present
  • Every dose step you have taken, its start date, and how long you stayed there — the dose history a prescriber actually asks for, without the reconstruction from memory.
  • Change the dose in Settings after your clinician changes it, and DOSE records the titration event with its date.
  • Six medications — Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, and compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide.

Training calendar · August 2026 · injection day and the days after

Injection dayDays after

Your injection day, and the three days after it. DOSE marks them from the day you told it you inject, so the pattern is visible on a calendar instead of remembered.

An injection‑day alert at 8:00 AM on your day, naming the medication. A daily reminder at a time you pick. Both are local notifications — there is no push server.

Where your energy actually runs highest across the cycle, compared between the 48 hours after an injection and the days further out — reported once you have logged at least four cycles.

Body composition · U.S. Navy method · computed on device

BF%♂ = 86.010 · log₁₀(waist − neck) − 70.041 · log₁₀(height) + 36.76

BF%♀ = 163.205 · log₁₀(waist + hip − neck) − 97.684 · log₁₀(height) − 78.387

lean mass = weight × (1 − BF ÷ 100)  ·  protein target = 1 g per lb of lean mass

Act three · the handover

Hand over a report, not a memory.

Five pages, rendered on your iPhone with Apple’s own PDF renderer. It never touches a server, and it is built to be read in sixty seconds across a desk.

DOSE01 · Summary

Patient summary

7.5mgCurrent dose
−11.0lbs lost
0.7Avg nausea
DOSE02 · Weight × dose

Weight with dose markers

DOSE03 · Side effects

Side‑effect timeline

  • Pages four and five carry protein and hydration compliance, and your full dose history.
  • Rendered on‑device. The PDF never touches a server — it goes to the iOS share sheet only when you tap Share.
  • Exports never expire. The PDF and a CSV of every entry stay available after you cancel.

Act four · the engine, the price, the promise

Nine checks. Zero servers. No AI.

Plain arithmetic over your own logs. Each check has a data threshold and says nothing until it is met — no pattern, no card. The copy below is what the app actually shows.

The nine on-device insight checks, what each one reports, and the data threshold below which it stays silent
NumberCheckWhat it saysFires at
01Post‑Injection PatternIn your logs, side effects peak on day 0 post‑injection and ease by day 3.n ≥ 3 cycles · peak ≥ 2.0 · peak ≥ 1.5 clear of other days
02Dose AdaptationYour avg side effects at 7.5mg are 47% lower than at 5mg.≥ 7 days at the current dose
03Hydration and NauseaDays under 64 oz of water show 1.6 points higher nausea in your logs — on injection days and other days alike.≥ 5 days per group · ≥ 1.0 delta · injection‑day controlled
04Protein IntakeYou’re averaging 87g protein/day (target: 172g). That leaves you 85g short each day. Injection days average 61g vs 91g on other days.14‑day average vs lean‑mass target · injection‑day gap shown at ≥ 15 g
05Weight TrendAveraging 0.8 lbs/week over this window. 27.1 lbs to go to your goal of 195.0 lbs.7‑day moving averages · n ≥ 10 · rate ≥ 0.5 lb/week
06Injection SitesLeft Abdomen used 63% of the time; Right Thigh least often. Follow the rotation guidance that came with your medication.last 10 injections · n ≥ 8 · one site > 50%
07Body Composition~172-174 lbs lean mass. Lean mass is holding steady in your measurements.3+ measurements · direction claimed only at ≥ 2.5 lb
08Energy PatternYour energy runs 67% lower (and side effects higher) within 48hrs of injection. It runs highest on days 5-6.≥ 4 injection cycles · gap ≥ 20%
09Lean Mass Protein TargetYou need 172g protein to protect 172 lbs of lean mass. You’re averaging 87g (85g gap).needs body composition + 5 protein entries

When each check first appears · verified against a realistic history, weekly injections

7days of use
  • Protein Intake
  • Lean Mass Protein Target
10days of use
  • Hydration and Nausea
  • Weight Trend
15days of use
  • Body Composition
18days of use
  • Post‑Injection Pattern
25days of use
  • Energy Pattern
30days of use
  • Dose Adaptationneeds a dose change + 7 days on it
53days of use
  • Injection Sitesneeds 8 injections — week 8 weekly

Eight of the nine arrive inside a month. The ninth waits for eight injections, because a claim about which site you overuse means nothing before then — it used to appear on day 25 and was wrong most of the time. A test in the app fails if any check stops being reachable, and every check that claims a pattern is run against thousands of histories built from pure noise and fails if it speaks up too often: a flat week has to produce silence, not an invented trend.

Insights describe patterns in your own logs. They are not medical advice — review dose decisions with your prescriber. That sentence sits under the list in the app, too.

Data Not Collected · the App Store label, not a slogan

Nobody can subpoena what was never uploaded.

Your logs live in your iPhone’s storage and go nowhere unless you tap Share. Not us, not an insurer, not an employer. Read the full policy →

APP PRIVACY · DATA NOT COLLECTED

Accounts

Nothing to sign up for, nothing to reset. Delete every entry from Settings in two taps and the app returns to day one.

Servers

Insights, the PDF and the CSV are computed and rendered on the phone. There is no backend to go down or get breached.

Third‑party SDKs

No analytics, no crash reporters, no ad frameworks. Billing runs through Apple’s StoreKit; we see a subscription status and nothing more.

Apple Health, optional

Reads weight, steps, sleep and workouts to pre‑fill your log. Writes weight back only when you edit it. Decline it and everything still works with manual entry.

Price

One subscription. Your data is never held hostage.

DOSE Pro unlocks new entries and the insights that depend on them. Everything you have already logged — and both exports — stays readable forever, subscribed or not.

Monthly
7‑day free trial, then
$4.99per month
BILLED MONTHLY · CANCEL ANYTIME
AnnualSAVE 50%
7‑day free trial, then
$29.99per year
≈ $2.50 / MONTH · BILLED YEARLY

Read‑only never expires. Cancel and your logs, the PDF report and the CSV export remain available. The subscription gates new entries, not your history.

Billed by Apple to your Apple ID. Manage or cancel in Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions. Renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends.

Price shown in USD; local pricing is set by Apple’s tier equivalents in your storefront.

Questions

Straight answers.

Which GLP‑1 medications does DOSE support?

Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, and compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide — each with its own dose ladder, so the steps you record are the right ones for your medication. DOSE records the dose your clinician prescribed; it does not propose a schedule or suggest when to change.

How much does it cost, and is there a trial?

$4.99 per month or $29.99 per year, both with a 7-day free trial. Billing is handled by Apple; cancel any time in your iPhone's Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions.

What happens to my data if I stop paying?

Nothing is lost. DOSE switches to read-only: you can still open every past entry and export the PDF report or the CSV. The subscription unlocks creating new entries and the insights that depend on them.

Does it work without Apple Health?

Yes. Apple Health is optional. If you allow it, DOSE reads weight, steps, sleep and workouts to pre-fill your log and writes weight back only when you edit it. Decline it and you enter weight manually; everything else is identical.

Where is my data stored? Can you see it?

On your iPhone, in the app's local database. DOSE has no servers, no accounts, and no third-party SDKs, so there is nothing for us to see. The only time data leaves the device is when you tap Share on a PDF or CSV.

How does the body-composition tracking work?

You enter waist and neck circumference weekly (plus hip, for women). DOSE applies the U.S. Navy method to estimate body-fat percentage and derives lean mass from your weight. It is not a DEXA scan, but it is consistent, trackable, and computed the same way every week.

What is in the doctor report?

Five pages: a patient summary, your weight chart with dose-change markers, a side-effect timeline, protein and hydration compliance, and your full dose history. It is rendered on the phone and shared through the iOS share sheet — email, AirDrop, print.

Is DOSE medical advice?

No. DOSE is a tracking tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition, and insights describe patterns in your own logs only. Discuss any dose or protocol change with your prescriber.

Which devices are supported?

iPhone running iOS 17 or later, with a Home Screen widget. There is no Android or iPad-native version yet.

DOSE: GLP-1 Tracker

Track the titration.

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Coming soon to theApp Store

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