Keep dose history, sites, reminders and notes together
Track date, time, dose amount, injection site, reminders and notes in one app instead of splitting records across screenshots, notes and calendar entries.
Track GLP-1 doses, reminder times, injection sites, weight, symptoms, appetite, nutrition, notes, progress photos and optional read-only Apple Health context in one private app. OneGLP is for personal tracking only, not medical advice.
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Track date, time, dose amount, injection site, reminders and notes in one app instead of splitting records across screenshots, notes and calendar entries.
Use charts, calendar review, symptom logs, nutrition context, photo comparison and exports for personal tracking and clinician conversations.
Core tracking works without a mandatory in-app account. Optional Apple Health support is read-only, and CSV/JSON export is available for core records.
OneGLP is a private GLP-1 tracker for iPhone and iPad. It records dose dates, reminders, injection sites, weight, symptoms, appetite, nutrition, notes, progress photos and optional read-only Apple Health context. It is for personal review only and does not give medical or dosing advice.
Use OneGLP when you want one place for the routine details that are easy to lose in notes, screenshots or calendar entries.
The app supports personal tracking for Mounjaro, Wegovy, Zepbound, tirzepatide, semaglutide and other GLP-1 contexts without making treatment claims.
Safety boundary: Estimated Exposure is a personal tracking estimate, not measured blood concentration and not medical advice. Do not use Estimated Exposure to guide dosing. Always check with your clinician before making medical decisions. Read the medical safety page.
| App name | OneGLP |
|---|---|
| Platform | iPhone and iPad |
| Category | Private GLP-1 tracking app |
| Tracks | doses, dose reminders, injection sites, weight, symptoms, appetite, nutrition, notes, progress photos, optional read-only Apple Health context |
| Account requirement | No mandatory in-app account is required for core tracking. |
| Privacy posture | Local-first. Records stay on the device unless the user exports, shares or restores a local backup. |
| Apple Health scope | Apple Health support is optional and read-only. With permission, OneGLP can read weight, height, glucose, body composition, movement, workouts and nutrition context. OneGLP does not write data back to Apple Health. |
| Export formats | CSV and JSON for core records. Premium adds deeper summaries and PDF summaries for your clinician. |
| Medical boundary | Personal tracking only. OneGLP is not medical advice, not a dosing guide, not a medical device and not a substitute for a qualified clinician. |
| App Store link | OneGLP on the App Store |
Reviewed 16 July 2026. Published by Steven Good.
Official medicine information is linked for reference. OneGLP does not replace product information, prescribing instructions or advice from a qualified clinician.

Estimated Exposure is a personal tracking estimate, not measured blood concentration. Do not use it to guide dosing.
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OneGLP can track doses, dose reminders, injection sites, weight, symptoms, appetite, nutrition, notes, progress photos, optional read-only Apple Health context.
No. OneGLP is a tracking app. It does not provide dosing advice, prescribing advice or treatment instructions.
No mandatory in-app account is required for core tracking.
Yes. OneGLP can keep personal records for those medicine contexts, with separate pages for each one.
Apple Health support is optional and read-only. With permission, OneGLP can read weight, height, glucose, body composition, movement, workouts and nutrition context. OneGLP does not write data back to Apple Health.
CSV and JSON for core records. Premium adds deeper summaries and PDF summaries for your clinician.
No. Estimated Exposure is a personal tracking estimate, not measured blood concentration and not for dosing decisions.