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ShotTracker - GLP-1 Companion

HeartPath Holdings LLC

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Description

ShotTracker is a simple, focused companion app for GLP-1 users. Log your weekly injections, track weight and BMI, record blood pressure, and keep notes on symptoms—all in one place. When it’s time for your appointment, generate a clean PDF summary to share with your doctor. Track weekly GLP-1 shots • Log shot date & time, dose, and optional fill/lot/expiration • See a history of past injections at a glance • Optional weekly reminder so you don’t miss your shot Monitor weight & BMI trends • Enter your weight and height to calculate BMI automatically • View your weight trend over time with a simple chart • See starting weight, latest weight, and total change Keep an eye on blood pressure • Record systolic, diastolic, and optional pulse • Add notes (time of day, how you felt, medication changes, etc.) • Review a history of readings to discuss with your provider Track symptoms and side effects • Toggle common GLP-1 symptoms (nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, headache, fatigue) • Add “other” symptoms in your own words • Rate overall severity and add notes for context • Build a history so patterns are easier to see over time Doctor-ready PDF summary • Choose 30, 60, or 90 days of data • Export shots, weight/BMI, blood pressure, and symptoms into a single PDF • Email, print, or upload your summary before visits • Branded ShotTracker report for a clean, professional look Private by design • Data is stored locally on your device using Apple frameworks • No online accounts or cloud logins required • You control when and how you share your information (e.g., PDF export) ShotTracker is designed to help you feel more organized and confident on your GLP-1 journey. It does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment—always follow the guidance of your healthcare provider. Disclaimer: ShotTracker is a tracking and organization tool only and is not a medical device. It does not provide medical advice. Always consult your doctor or qualified health professional for questions about your health, medications, and treatment.