Track Your Ozempic Injections

Log every dose, monitor your progress, and see how Ozempic is affecting your health metrics over time.

Semaglutide (Ozempic) — Weekly GLP-1 Injection

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Regimen is the Ozempic tracker app that goes beyond dose reminders. Log your weekly Ozempic injections, track how your weight and health metrics change over time, monitor side effects during titration, and see clear correlations between your doses and your results. Ozempic's semaglutide works best with consistent tracking — and Regimen makes that effortless, with half-life data sourced from published clinical studies and FDA prescribing information. Free — every feature unlocked for your first medication. No paywall, no trial, no credit card. Available on iOS and Android with a 4.9-star rating.

Quick answer
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.

Ozempic is simple — until it isn't.

Most people start strong, then hit real friction:

Forgetting exactly which day you took your last dose — was it Tuesday or Wednesday?

Struggling to track titration steps and when you're supposed to move up to the next pen strength

No way to correlate your weight loss stalls with dose timing, diet changes, or side effects

Dose with precision

Regimen handles the complex math so you don't have to. Two built-in calculators give you exact numbers every time.

Peptide reconstitution calculator

Input your vial size, bacteriostatic water volume, and desired dose. Regimen tells you exactly how many units to draw on your syringe.

mL dose calculator

Enter your prescribed dose (mg) and concentration (mg/mL) to get the precise injection volume. Perfect for testosterone and oil-based compounds.

Regimen app Dose with precision

Never miss a dose. Never miss a cycle.

Stay consistent with zero effort. Regimen supports every dosing schedule you could need, with smart reminders to keep you on track.

Every schedule you need

Daily · specific days · split-week · every X days · twice daily · as-needed. Injections, pills, creams, sprays. Your protocol, your way.

Cycle management

Set your cycle duration and get alerts when it's time to cycle off or begin again. No more mental math or calendar counting.

Regimen app Never miss a dose. Never miss a cycle.

See what's actually working

Correlate every compound and dose change against real health data. Stop guessing which protocol is moving the needle.

Auto-sync from Apple Health & Google Health Connect

Weight, body fat, sleep, resting heart rate, and blood pressure flow in automatically. No manual logging required.

Track how you feel, not just what you measure

Log energy, sleep quality, cravings, and daily notes alongside your biometrics. See the full picture of how your protocol affects you day to day.

Correlate medications with health trends

Changed your TRT dose three weeks ago? See exactly how your weight, sleep, and heart rate responded. Every dose change is overlaid on your health charts.

Regimen app See what's actually working

Know what's in your system

See estimated concentration curves for your compounds in real time. Know if you're at peak, trough, or steady state without waiting for labs.

Pharmacokinetic modeling for 40+ compounds

Regimen uses half-life data to model absorption, peak levels, and decay for every dose you take. See how levels build up over multiple doses.

Peak, trough & steady state visibility

Understand where you are in your dosing cycle at any moment. See projected future levels based on your current schedule.

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Past
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Why tracking Ozempic matters

Titration clarity

Ozempic follows a specific 0.25 → 0.5 → 1.0 → 2.0 mg titration schedule. Regimen tracks exactly where you are and when your next step-up is due.

Plateau detection

Weight loss stalls are common on semaglutide. With automatic Apple Health sync, you can see exactly when your progress slowed — and what changed.

Side effect timing

Nausea, fatigue, and appetite changes often follow predictable patterns relative to your injection day. Tracking helps you and your doctor optimize timing.

What Regimen Tracks for Ozempic

Weekly dose and pen type
Injection day, time, and site
Weight trends (auto-synced from wearables/scales)
Titration step history
Side effects: nausea, stomach pain, constipation, diarrhea
Appetite and hunger levels
Energy and fatigue patterns
Sleep quality
Notes per injection (food timing, how you felt, missed meal effects)

Why people are switching to Regimen

"I was juggling my peptide schedule between a notes app and my calendar, and I was constantly stressed about missing a dose. Regimen fixed all of it. The reminders and calculator are essential."

Alex T., Bio-Optimizer

"I finally feel in control of my weight loss journey. The photo comparison feature is addictive. Seeing my progress next to the tracking data motivates me way more than just the number on the scale."

Sarah K., GLP-1 User

How Regimen compares to other Ozempic tracker apps

AppMulti-CompoundBlood Glucose LoggingHbA1c TrackingSide Effect TrackingApple HealthFree TierPrice
Regimen
Unlimited compounds (Pro)Manual + CGM-friendlyTrend chart with dose overlay50+ markersApple Health + Google Health ConnectOne compound free$4.99/month Pro
GLP-1 onlyLimitedLimitedStandard GI side effectsRead-onlyLimited; paywall on advanced features$49.99/year
GLP-1 onlyLimitedLimitedCommon side effects + food noiseYesFully freeFree
GLP-1 onlyLimitedLimited18 markers + customYesTrial, then paid$10/month

Sources verified May 24, 2026: Shotsy (App Store + Google Play), Glapp (App Store; Android is a PWA), MeAgain (App Store + Google Play). Pricing reflects current published model per each app’s listing. Feature coverage based on publicly available app descriptions as of May 2026.

How we built the Ozempic tracker

Ozempic comes in four pen strengths (0.25, 0.5, 1, and 2 mg), and the dose math is click-based: each click of the pen delivers a fixed amount, and the prescribed dose maps to a specific number of clicks. People on Ozempic for type 2 diabetes typically care about two things at once: how the dose is affecting their glucose control (A1c, fasting glucose, post-meal spikes) and how their body is handling the medication (side effects, weight movement).

Regimen's Ozempic tracker is built around both:

  • Click-to-dose pen tracking: log each injection by pen strength and number of clicks. The app stores the full history so you can see exactly when you titrated up and how each step affected your glucose and weight numbers.
  • Blood glucose logging: manual entry for fingersticks, plus CGM data via Apple Health if you're on a Dexcom or Libre. Fasting glucose plots on the same timeline as your doses.
  • HbA1c trend chart: every lab pull plots on a long-term chart with your dose history overlaid. The point is to see whether each dose adjustment is moving the needle on A1c, not just to log a single number.
  • Side-effect tracking across 50+ markers: nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, sulfur burps, fatigue, sleep, mood, energy, plus custom markers.
  • Weight trend overlay: dose changes show on the same chart as weight so you can see how titration is affecting body composition alongside glycemic control.
  • Apple Health and Google Health Connect: weight, sleep, resting heart rate, blood pressure, and CGM glucose data all sync.
  • Multi-compound support: most Ozempic users on Regimen also track at least one other medication (metformin, an SGLT2, a statin, blood pressure meds). The app keeps the whole regimen in one timeline instead of forcing you into a GLP-1-only silo.

Your data stays private

Your health data is stored securely. We never share, sell, or monetize your information. What you track is your business, not ours.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I track my Ozempic doses with the click-to-dose calculator?

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.

Can Regimen track compounded semaglutide as well as branded Ozempic?

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.

Can I log my blood glucose readings in the same app?

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.

Does Regimen track HbA1c over time?

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.

What Ozempic side effects can I log?

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.

How does Regimen compare to Shotsy, Glapp, or MeAgain for Ozempic tracking?

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.

Is there a free Ozempic tracker in Regimen?

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.

Does Regimen treat Ozempic and Wegovy the same way?

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.

Stop guessing. Start optimizing.

Your protocol deserves better than a notes app and a calendar.