A clear report for your next doctor's appointment
Turn what you've logged into a short PDF for your care team, along with the questions you want to ask.
What's in the report
Pick the dates, and the report covers what you logged in that time:
- Your doses, including dose changes, missed doses and how many scheduled doses you logged as taken.
- Your weight: a chart, plus your starting and latest weight and the change.
- Side effects: how often you logged each one and how strong it usually was.
- Appetite: weekly averages of hunger, food noise and fullness.
- Your average daily protein, fiber and water compared with your targets.
- Injection-site reactions and any other medicines you log.
- Your questions for your doctor.
The report states what you logged. It doesn't interpret it or draw conclusions, and every page says "Patient-reported data. Not a medical record."
Questions for my doctor
Thought of something to ask between visits? Add it to your list when it comes to mind. Your questions go into the report, so they don't get forgotten in the exam room.
Made on your phone
- The PDF is created on your phone. Share it, email it or print it from the share sheet.
- Adding your name to the report is optional.
- Add your next appointment, and the app reminds you two days before to make your report.
Common questions
Do you send the report to my doctor?
No. Nothing is sent unless you share it yourself.
Can I get all my data, not just the report?
Yes. In the app, Me → Your data → Export my data gives you a spreadsheet file for each kind of log, plus a PDF report for the last 90 days.
Coming soon
Our app for people taking GLP-1 medications is coming to the App Store and Google Play. It's a paid subscription; the store shows the price before you subscribe.
Questions in the meantime? Email [email protected].
More in the app
- Protein tracking from a photo
- Dose reminders and a dose log
- Injection-site rotation
- A wait timer for GLP-1 tablets
- Side effects and appetite
The app is for wellness and tracking only. It doesn't diagnose conditions, give medical advice or recommend doses. Always follow your prescriber's instructions.