Notch: GLP-1 Shot Tracker
A simple, private log for GLP-1 shots.
Shots, injection sites, weight and side effects in one place.
Get it on Google Play
Record the date and time, medication, dose (mg, mL or units), injection site and a note. The dose is filled in from your last shot, so a routine shot takes a couple of taps; check it against your prescription. Starting mid-treatment? Add your past shots in one go.
Enter your schedule as prescribed: every few days or on chosen weekdays. Home shows when your next shot is due. Notch reminds you on shot day, and the day before if you like, and you can log the shot right from the notification. The notification never names your medication.
Pick the site on a body map: abdomen, thighs and upper arms, left and right. Notch highlights the site you used least recently and selects it for you. Add your own sites or turn off the ones you don’t use.
Log your weight in kg, lb or stones and pounds and set a goal. The weight graph marks shot days and dose changes and shows the change over the period and the weekly average. Dose periods group your log by dose, with the shots and the first and last weight of each period.
Note side effects such as nausea, fatigue, heartburn or constipation, each with a severity from 1 to 5 and a note, and see on which days each one was logged.
Put your shots, doses, weight and side effects from the last 4, 8 or 12 weeks on one page. Show it at your appointment, or share it as an image made on your phone with the app you choose. Notes appear on it only if you turn on Include notes. Open during the trial or with the 24-hour unlock.
No account. Your records are kept in the app’s private storage, encrypted with a key protected by your phone’s keystore, and are not sent to us. Notch uses the internet only for ads and Google’s consent form. Android’s own backup to your Google account can bring your records back on a new phone.
Every feature is open for your first 7 days. After that, logging and reminders stay free. When you want more, watch one optional ad to open longer weight graphs, side-effect trends, dose periods and the visit summary for 24 hours. Banner ads still show during the trial and the unlock.
Any injectable GLP-1 medication. Pick semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide or dulaglutide, or type your own name. Notch is not affiliated with any medication maker.
No. Notch is a personal log, not a medical device. It does not calculate, recommend or adjust doses and does not interpret your records. Always follow your healthcare provider’s instructions.
On your phone, encrypted, in the app’s private storage. There is no account and we never receive your records. They are never given to the ad SDK.
If Android backup is on, Android can include your records in your own Google account backup and restore them when you set up the new phone. That backup is between you and Google; we cannot read it.
Everything is open for your first 7 days. After that, logging, reminders, site rotation, your full history and the 7- and 30-day weight graphs stay free. Watching an optional ad to the end opens longer weight graphs, side-effect trends, dose periods and the visit summary for 24 hours; another ad adds 24 hours, up to 48 hours left, and you can watch up to 2 in any 24 hours.
No. The notification never names your medication; it only says that it is shot day, or that shot day is tomorrow.
Tap Settings › About › Report a problem and pick your email app in the share sheet. A diagnostic log is attached; it leaves out medication names, doses, weights, symptoms and notes, and nothing is sent until you send the email yourself.
