Ozempic

Ozempic tracker app — log every dose, side effect, and pound

DoseUp is a tracking tool, not a medical device, and does not provide medical advice. Ozempic (semaglutide) is a prescription medication — always follow the dosing schedule and guidance from your healthcare provider.

If you're on Ozempic (semaglutide), a once-weekly injection FDA-approved for the treatment of type 2 diabetes, DoseUp gives you a free, GLP-1 specific iPhone app to track every injection, dose change, weight check-in, and side effect in one place.

Built specifically for people on GLP-1s — not a generic medication reminder, and not a telehealth program trying to replace your prescriber.

Section 01

What DoseUp tracks for Ozempic

DoseUp is built for GLP-1 medications specifically, so logging your Ozempic routine takes a few taps a week instead of a spreadsheet:

  • Injection log — dose, date, and site (abdomen, thigh, upper arm). DoseUp tracks site rotation so you don't accidentally re-use the same spot.
  • Weight trend — log on whatever cadence works for you (weekly is common) and see the line over weeks and months, not just yesterday vs today.
  • Side effects — nausea, fatigue, constipation, headaches, appetite changes, and others, with severity. Over time you can see how symptoms correlate with dose changes.
  • Nutrition & hydration — barcode and label scanning for fast logging; protein and water reminders so the habits stick.
  • Doctor-ready export — generate a clean report you can print or email to your provider before your next appointment.

Your data stays on your iPhone, protected by Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode. DoseUp never sells your health information.

Section 02

Ozempic dose strengths (what you'll be logging)

Ozempic comes in several dose strengths, and prescribers typically step patients up over several weeks. The Ozempic pen strengths you may encounter (in mg) are:

  1. 10.25 mg
  2. 20.5 mg
  3. 31 mg
  4. 42 mg

DoseUp lets you log each pen strength as you titrate up (or hold, or step back down — whatever your provider directs). The log history makes it easy to answer questions like "when did I start the 0.5 mg pen?" without flipping through old calendar entries.

Your titration schedule is decided by your prescriber. The list above shows the available pen strengths only — it is not a dosing recommendation. Always follow the schedule your healthcare provider gives you.

Section 03

Ozempic tracking FAQ

Can I use DoseUp to track Ozempic?
Yes. DoseUp supports Ozempic specifically — you can log each weekly injection with the dose (0.25 / 0.5 / 1 / 2 mg), date, and injection site, and track side effects, weight, food, and water alongside it.
Does DoseUp track blood sugar or A1c?
DoseUp focuses on the inputs to your GLP-1 routine — injections, weight, side effects, food, water, and habits. For glucose and A1c values, log them in Apple Health or your CGM app and share the data with your provider alongside DoseUp's injection and weight history.
Is the Ozempic tracker free?
Yes. DoseUp is free on the App Store. Core tracking features for Ozempic — injection log, side-effect log, weight, food, and habits — will always be free.
Can I export my Ozempic log for my endocrinologist?
Yes. You can generate a clean report of your injections, weight trend, and side effects from Settings, and email or print it before your endocrinology appointment.