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GLP-1 injection tracker GLP-1 Shot Tracker : OneShot

Every GLP-1 shot, on one clean timeline.

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A look inside

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OneShot keeps your GLP-1 journey organised — log injections, doses and site rotation, and see your progress on a single, calm timeline. Built for people on semaglutide and similar treatments.

Highlights

Log injections, doses and dates
Injection-site rotation reminders
Weight and progress tracking
A clear, private timeline

What it's for

Never miss a shot

A countdown to your next dose, with reminders the day before, on shot day and in the evening if you haven't logged it.

Rotate injection sites

Twelve body zones across the abdomen, thighs, arms and hips, so you don't keep using the same spot.

Follow your titration

Enter the schedule your doctor set and OneShot tells you when it's time for the next dose step.

Bring clear data to your doctor

Side effects are linked to the shot they followed, next to your weight trend.

How it works

  1. Pick your medication (Mounjaro, Zepbound, Wegovy, Ozempic or a custom one) and your current dose step.
  2. Log each shot in seconds: date, dose and injection site.
  3. Add weight, side effects and meals when you want. Steps can sync from Apple Health or Health Connect if you allow it.
  4. Check your timeline and weekly insights, and take them to your next appointment.

OneShot vs a paper log

OneShotPaper or notes app
Next-dose countdown and remindersYesNo
Site rotation across 12 zonesYesBy hand
Side effects linked to each shotYesBy hand
Weight trend and BMIAutomaticBy hand

OneShot is a logging and reminder tool, not medical advice. Always follow your doctor's instructions.

Frequently asked questions

What can I track in OneShot?

Every shot (date, dose, medication and injection site), your titration steps, weight and BMI, side effects linked to the shot they followed, meals by photo, barcode or description, water, steps and progress photos — all on one timeline.

Which GLP-1 medications does it support?

Tirzepatide (Mounjaro and Zepbound, pens and vials) and semaglutide (Wegovy and Ozempic), with the official dose steps preloaded. You can also add a custom medication with its own dose and schedule.

Will it remind me about my next shot and where to inject?

Yes. OneShot calculates your next shot and reminds you the day before, on shot day, and in the evening if you haven't logged it yet. It tracks twelve body zones across the abdomen, thighs, arms and hips so you can rotate injection sites and avoid skin reactions.

Does OneShot give medical advice?

No. OneShot is a logging and reminder tool. It doesn't replace advice from your doctor and doesn't sell medication. GLP-1 medications are prescription drugs: always follow your doctor's instructions, especially for dose changes.

Is it on iPhone and Android?

Yes. OneShot is free to download on the App Store (iOS 15.5 or later) and on Google Play. On iPhone it can sync with Apple Health, and on Android with Health Connect, if you allow it.

Where is my data stored, and can I delete it?

OneShot doesn't need an account: your entries are stored on our servers, linked to a random identifier created on your device rather than your name or email. AI features such as meal analysis and weekly insights use Google's Gemini API. To erase everything, open Settings in the app and choose Delete Account; the OneShot section of our privacy policy has the details.

Ready to give it a try?

Download it free on the App Store.