Dose and weight history
Dose, weight, and side-effect lists stay free. Dial Pro adds the charts.
Dial is a GLP‑1 dose tracker for iPhone and Apple Watch.
Dial logs GLP-1 injections and pills, including Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus, Mounjaro, Zepbound and prescribed compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide. Each entry keeps the dose, time, injection site, weight and side effects. The phone log is free with no account. Dial Pro adds an estimated level chart, Apple Watch logging and a PDF or CSV export.
Free to download, with no account to create. The phone log has no cap on entries.
Medication records can sync through your own iCloud. Weight and progress photos stay local.
Dial is a personal record, not medical advice.
Why Dial
Cycle ring and next reminder on Apple Watch
Opens without a Dial account
Lifetime option, a single purchase
Estimated level between doses (Dial Pro)
Quick logging
Record medication, amount, date, time, and notes. Injections such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Zepbound include a site. Tablets such as Rybelsus log without one. Dial lists semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide, and dulaglutide with regional brand names. It also logs orforglipron (Foundayo in the U.S.), exenatide, and prescribed compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide from a vial. Add a custom medication if yours is missing.
Apple Watch
The watch app shows a cycle ring counting down to your next dose, and when the next reminder fires. Dial Pro logs from that screen. Set the amount with the Digital Crown, pick an injection site, and confirm. The entry syncs to your iPhone.
Dial Pro · Estimated level
Dial plots an estimated level from logged doses and the half-life shown in the app, for supported injectables such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Zepbound. Tablets such as Rybelsus have no level chart: oral absorption varies too much between people. Review a week, month, or six months of injection history.
What Dial does not do
Dial does not calculate doses, recommend a dose change, or tell you what to do after a missed dose. The estimated level is a one-compartment model estimate of absorption and elimination for each logged dose, not a measurement. The unit converter for compounded vials is arithmetic on the mg and mg/mL you enter and does not suggest an amount. Ask your prescriber or pharmacist about medication decisions.
Everything in the record
Dose, weight, and side-effect lists stay free. Dial Pro adds the charts.
Generate a PDF with your dose history, changes in recorded amount, injection sites, weight trend, and side-effect patterns. Dial builds it on your device, and you share it only when you decide to, by AirDrop, email, or print. The same history exports as CSV.
Track pens, vials, and tablet bottles with expiration dates. Scan a package label to fill in details, then check them before saving.
Create daily, weekly, or every-N-days notifications around the schedule you set. On dose day, a Log dose action sits on the notification, and a Live Activity stays on the Lock Screen until you log, for up to 12 hours.
Open a compatible medication-tracker export with Dial to import existing entries.
A useful record starts with a few details
Record what you took, how much, when, and where. The free phone log keeps every entry together. Dial Pro adds Apple Watch logging, charts, and PDF or CSV export.
Read the medication log guidePaper records from the same fields: a printable dose log and an injection-site rotation chart.
Free and Dial Pro
The free app records doses on your phone. Dial Pro adds Watch logging, charts, and PDF or CSV export. Every Dial Pro plan includes the same features.
Free
Free for one active medication, with no cap on phone log entries.
Dial Pro
Log from your wrist, chart your history, and export a record when you need it.
Subscriptions renew until canceled. Prices are from the U.S. App Store. Your Apple Account region determines checkout prices.
Privacy
Medication, dose, reminder, and supply records can sync through your own iCloud if enabled. Weight stays in a separate local store, with optional Apple Health integration. Progress photo files stay on your device.
Read the Dial privacy policyDial is a GLP-1 medication tracker for iPhone and Apple Watch. It is free to download. Dial Pro adds charts, exports, and quick logging.
Dial supports semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide, dulaglutide, and exenatide under the local names used in your country, including tablets such as Rybelsus. It also supports orforglipron, approved in the U.S. as Foundayo. Add a custom entry when yours is not listed.
Dial does not calculate or suggest the next dose. It records what you log and can plot an estimated level from those entries for supported injectables. Tablets have no level curve. The optional unit converter only does arithmetic on the mg and mg/mL values you enter.
Records stay on your device. iCloud is optional and uses your own private CloudKit database when you turn it on. Zentsu runs no server that stores your records.
With iCloud turned on in Dial, medication, dose, reminder, and supply records follow your Apple Account to the new phone. Weight entries and progress photos stay on the device they were logged on. Export the PDF or CSV to keep a copy of that history.
Free for 1 month, then $19.99 per year (Annual). $129.99 once (Lifetime), $3.99 per month (Monthly). Subscriptions renew until canceled. Prices are from the U.S. App Store. Your Apple Account region determines checkout prices.
The watch app shows a cycle ring and your next reminder for free. Dial Pro adds logging from the wrist, plus level and quick-log complications.
Dial Pro includes a PDF report and CSV export. Share either by AirDrop, email, or print when you choose.
Get Dial
Dial is free to download, with no account to create. Dial Pro adds Watch logging, charts, and PDF or CSV export.
Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus, Mounjaro, Zepbound, and Foundayo are trademarks of their respective owners. Zentsu is not affiliated with any pharmaceutical company.