Dial
TestFlight beta

Your GLP-1 routine, on record.

Log each dose, remember where you injected, and keep weight, side effects, and the reminders you choose in one private timeline.

iPhone · Apple Watch · private iCloud sync

See the routine you actually followed.

Each entry keeps the medication, amount, date, time, injection site, and notes together. History stays available when you need to check the sequence or bring an accurate record to a conversation with your prescriber.

Built around the log

  • 01

    Dose history

    Record doses in a few taps and edit the entry if something changes.

  • 02

    Injection-site log

    Record where you injected so the location stays attached to that dose.

  • 03

    Your reminders

    Set daily, weekly, or every-N-days notifications, or use Dial without one.

  • 04

    Weight and side effects

    Keep dated entries beside the medication record. Apple Health weight access is optional.

  • 05

    Apple Watch

    Check time since the last logged dose and add a dose from your wrist.

  • 06

    Shotsy import

    Open a Shotsy export with Dial to bring an existing record into the app.

Your record lives in your iCloud.

Dial has no Zentsu account and no analytics or advertising SDKs. Medication, dose, side-effect, and reminder data sync through the private CloudKit database attached to your Apple Account. Zentsu runs no server that can read it. Weight entries stay in a separate local store and can use Apple Health only when you grant access.

Read the Dial privacy policy for the full storage and permission details.

Availability

Dial is in TestFlight now and is not yet publicly available on the App Store. For beta access or help with the app, visit Dial support or email [email protected].

Dial is a personal tracking tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, calculate doses, recommend changes, or provide medical advice. Confirm medication and dosing decisions with your prescriber.