Dosely Peptide & GLP-1 Tracker

Dosely 2.4.0 brings Ori, an AI assistant that makes changes for you, and knows a pen from a vial, and a tablet from both. ORI, YOUR AI ASSISTANT • Dosely AI's assistant is now Ori, and Ori can make changes for you: log a dose, a weight or a check-in, add or update supply, create, edit or pause a protocol, and start or end a cycle • Every change waits on a card until you confirm it, and a delete shows in red • Ask Ori to open a screen or switch the theme and it happens right away, with an Undo • Ori explains your data and the app. It never recommends a compound, a dose or a schedule PROGRESS PHOTOS • Take progress photos in Me > My Health and compare any two side by side, each with the weight you logged around that day. They stay on your iPhone; Dosely never uploads them PENS AND TABLETS • Set a protocol's form to Vial, Pen or Tablet. Pens and tablets pick a strength from the manufacturer's label; vials keep the free entry • Add supply as a box of pens or a card of tablets: pick your dose first, then the pen that delivers it, single-dose or multi-dose. The Fridge counts what is left ("3 of 4 pens left") instead of milligrams • Start a protocol straight from a pen box, a tablet card or a vial in the Fridge • When one ready piece of supply matches a protocol, Dosely links it for you. The Link picker groups the rest by ready to use and still powder • Log a pen dose with its strength and injection site; log a tablet with its strength and time. Dosely records the dose you took as prescribed. It never calculates or suggests one YOUR CHECK-IN, CLOSER TO A GLP-1 WEEK • Four more side effects to tap on a daily check-in: constipation, heartburn, bloating and food noise • Each one is counted in your 14-day check-in history, so a rough week has something to show your prescriber EVERY DOSE, ONE APP • "Log it now" on an overdue dose now opens the log sheet on the dose you missed, not on the protocol page • The words across the landing, onboarding and library speak to GLP-1 shots and peptide doses alike • The Compound Library leads with a GLP-1 chip: one tap shows semaglutide, tirzepatide and retatrutide together • Dosely now speaks Spanish: every screen, the assistant and the vial scanner follow your phone's language. The compound library stays in English for now YOUR FRIDGE • Edit Vial takes the amount left in a vial, for one started before Dosely or used outside it; the doses you log next count down from it • The trash works for every vial: one with logged doses is archived with its history and a Restore button, one with none is deleted Plus fixes and polish throughout.