GLP Journal. iOS · iPhone

Your whole course, one journal.

The injections you perform, your weight, how you feel — recorded quietly, kept on your phone. The journal keeps the record. The decisions stay with you and your clinician.

Coming soon on the App Store No account. No analytics. Free to start.

The Level screen

An estimate that calls itself an estimate.

GLP Journal draws a relative level curve from constants published in each medication's prescribing information — half-life and time to peak. It is an informational estimate, never a measurement: every screen that shows it says so, and the methodology behind it is one tap away.

“How is this estimated?”
drawn from
half-life and time to peak, as published in the manufacturer's prescribing information
shown as
relative units — a shape, not a blood measurement
never used for
proposing a dose, an interval, or a schedule

The journal

A journal, in the plain sense of the word.

Open, log, close. A shot takes two taps to record; weight and a short check-in take a few more. Reminders follow the plan you set — with a quiet default wording that says nothing sensitive on a lock screen.

Entries survive restarts, phone migrations and your worst Mondays.

By design

What it will never do.

Privacy

Your data stays yours.

Stored on your device. No account required. The privacy policy is short because there is little to disclose: nothing is collected.

journal entries a local database on your phone. Deleting the app deletes the data.
iCloud sync · optional your own private iCloud database. Only you can read it; we can't.
Apple Health weight stays on the device. Read with your permission — never uploaded, not even to iCloud.
anything else nowhere. No server, no analytics, no ad SDKs, no tracking.

Off-Ramp

See the whole journey — including coming off.

Most trackers end at the last shot. GLP Journal has an Off-Ramp mode for the phase your clinician plans after the course: the journal keeps observing weight and how you feel, so the conversation with your doctor is grounded in your own record — not in memory.