Most calorie apps treat every user the same. GLPme compares your progress to published SURMOUNT and STEP trial curves, so a slow week does not feel like failure when you are still on pace.
The app also tracks food noise and protein first, not calories first. Hunger returning, cravings getting loud, and protein slipping are the signals that move before the scale does.
Trial participants had structured nutrition and coaching. Your rate will vary. GLPme shows where you sit on the curve, not whether you pass a test.
GLPme combines medication tracking, food noise, side effects, weight trend, maintenance, and doctor-ready notes in one place.
The scale lags. Hunger, food noise, side effects, and routine drift move first. GLPme's quick check-in keeps those signals visible without turning your day into homework.
Every week, GLPme turns your recent check-ins into a pattern read so you can spot drift, keep the plan visible, and decide what deserves a closer look.
A guide for the 9pm kitchen moment, protein and strength targets so what you keep is muscle, and a clean one-page summary to bring to your doctor.
Most GLP-1 content focuses on starting treatment and losing weight fast. GLPme focuses on the full journey: keeping the result visible, understanding food noise, and making maintenance easier to manage.
If the stack you are using today is Shotsy, MyFitnessPal, a scale app, and Notes, GLPme is the cleaner home for medication, food noise, side effects, weight trend, and doctor-ready context.
GLPme is designed for staying on, stepping down, pausing, switching, restarting, dose stretching, and goal-weight maintenance.
GLPme includes dose tracking with estimated active levels, daily food-noise and protein check-ins, photo meal scans with GLP Food Score, clinical trial benchmarking, an AI coach grounded in your data, and doctor-ready summaries.
You don't need your real name to use GLPme. Your data is stored privately, never sold, never shared, and never used for advertising. Weight and medication history are nobody's business but yours.
No. GLPme is a planning and tracking tool, not a medical device. Decisions about tapering, stopping, or restarting medication belong with you and your prescriber - GLPme helps you show up to that conversation with better data.
Both are common and both are fine. GLPme adjusts to tapering, microdosing, restarting, and maintenance transitions - no judgment, just a plan that matches where you actually are.
GLPme is live on the App Store for iPhone. Download it here — free to start, no account needed.