Ozempic Tracker
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Track Your Ozempic Injections
Log every dose, monitor your progress, and see how Ozempic is affecting your health metrics over time.
Free to download. Free for your first compound.
Log every dose, monitor your progress, and see how Ozempic is affecting your health metrics over time.
Free to download. Free for your first compound.
Regimen tracks Ozempic (semaglutide for type 2 diabetes) doses across the 0.25, 0.5, 1, and 2 mg pens with click-to-dose conversion, blood glucose logging, HbA1c trend tracking, lab integration, and Apple Health and Google Health Connect sync. Multi-compound friendly: track Ozempic alongside metformin, other oral medications, or anything else in one app. Free for one compound; Pro is $4.99/month.
Daily, weekly, EOD, custom, as-needed. Stay consistent with smart reminders for every cadence.
Set your cycle duration and get alerts when it's time to cycle off, take a break, or restart.
Reconstitution, reverse BAC, TRT oil, and intranasal. Regimen handles the complex math, so you don't have to.
Track your vials, pens, and pills. We'll let you know when you're running low.
Regimen connects your doses, levels, check-ins, and blood work to what actually changes in your protocol. Measured against your own baseline, not population averages.
What's helping, what's not, and what's worth keeping an eye on.
Watch your weight and body fat move. See the line bend.
Track your progress over time. Before and after comparisons, week-by-week change, and multi-angle views.
Sleep, resting heart rate, blood pressure, a lab value. Watch your trend.
Ozempic steps up through 0.25, 0.5, 1.0, and 2.0 mg. Regimen tracks exactly where you are and when your next step-up is due.
Weight loss stalls are common on semaglutide. With automatic Apple Health sync, you can see exactly when your progress slowed - and what changed.
Nausea, fatigue, and appetite changes often follow predictable patterns relative to your injection day. Tracking helps you and your doctor optimize timing.
Log each injection by selecting the pen strength and the number of clicks. The app converts that to your actual mg dose and stores the full history. When you titrate up, the new dose replaces the old in your active log and your history shows exactly when the change happened.
Yes. For branded Ozempic, you log by pen strength and clicks. For compounded semaglutide, you log by mg per dose since concentrations vary by compounding pharmacy. The dose calculator handles both.
Yes. Fingerstick readings can be entered manually. If you wear a CGM (Dexcom, Libre), glucose data syncs via Apple Health or Google Health Connect. Fasting glucose, post-meal spikes, and time-in-range trends all plot against your dose history.
Yes. Each lab pull plots on a long-term trend chart with your dose history overlaid, so you can see whether titration is actually moving your A1c numbers down (or holding them stable) across months.
Standard GI side effects (nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, sulfur burps), plus fatigue, sleep quality, mood, appetite, energy, and the food-stuck feeling. Custom markers cover anything else specific to your pattern.
See the comparison table above. Short version: those apps are GLP-1-only and treat Ozempic mostly as a weight-loss tool. Regimen handles the T2D side (glucose, A1c, full lab integration) alongside the weight tracking, plus any other compound you might be on.
Yes. The free tier covers one compound, including Ozempic, with full dose logging, side effect tracking, glucose logging, and Apple Health sync. Pro ($4.99/month) unlocks multi-compound tracking and the Signals pattern engine.
The underlying compound is the same (semaglutide), so the tracking math is identical. The difference is framing: the Ozempic page surfaces the T2D-relevant stuff (glucose, A1c) more prominently, while the Wegovy page emphasizes weight trajectory. Your data flows the same way regardless.
Free to download. Free for your first compound.