GLP-1 Tracker - Dial
Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro
About
Track your GLP-1 medication doses, including injections and pills, with detailed logging of medication, dose, date, and time. Monitor medication levels, weight, side effects, and progress photos. Includes features for managing vials, compounded medications, and exporting data for your doctor.
What's New in GLP
1.3.10
November 3, 2026
The Today screen no longer shows a title and navigation bar on iPhone, so there's more room for your content. Detail screens keep their back button. If you use Dial in a language other than English, three more items now appear in that language: the Dial Pro feature list headings, the estimated level Audio Graph in VoiceOver, and the alert for a rare reminder error during first-time setup.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
Dial Pro (Monthly)
Unlock all Dial Pro features with a monthly plan.
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FAQ
What is the short name for GLP-1 Tracker - Dial?
The short common name for GLP-1 Tracker - Dial is Dial. This name is derived from the app's title by removing the subtitle and hyphenated portion.
Does Dial have ads?
No, Dial does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use for basic dose logging and offers additional features through a one-time purchase or subscription.
What medications can I track with Dial?
Dial supports tracking of Semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus), Tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Zepbound), Liraglutide (Saxenda, Victoza), Dulaglutide (Trulicity), Exenatide, and Orforglipron. You can also add custom medications.
Can I import my data from other apps into Dial?
Yes, Dial allows you to import data from Shotsy backups and CSV exports from other GLP-1 trackers. A preview feature helps you verify column meanings before importing.
What are the subscription options for Dial Pro?
Dial Pro offers a monthly subscription for $4.99 or an annual subscription for $29.99, which includes a one-month free trial. Pro features include medication-level charts, Home Screen widgets, and more medications/reminders.
Is Dial available on Apple Watch?
Yes, Dial has a companion Apple Watch app that supports dose logging and complications. This allows for convenient tracking directly from your wrist.
How does Dial handle user privacy?
Dial prioritizes privacy with no account or analytics required. Medication records stay on your device, with optional iCloud sync. Weight data can optionally integrate with Apple Health, and photos remain local unless you choose to share them.
When was Dial last updated and is it reliable?
Dial was last updated on November 3, 2026, with version 1.3.10. The app is designed for health tracking and offers features like medication reminders and data export, indicating a focus on reliability for its users.
