Tracking built for GLP-1 treatment

Glu exists because GLP-1 treatment generates a surprising amount to keep track of — a weekly shot on the right day, an injection site to rotate, side effects that come and go, doses that step up every few weeks, and weight that moves slowly enough to be easy to misread. Most apps were never built for that rhythm, so the tracking ends up scattered across notes, memory, and the back of a prescription box.

We built one place for all of it. Glu keeps your shot day, dose history, injection sites, side effects, weight trends, meals and protein, and daily habits together — so the patterns that actually matter become visible. When your prescriber asks how it's been going, you arrive with a clear record instead of a best guess, and titration decisions get made on your data rather than your memory.

It's made for people on semaglutide or tirzepatide — Wegovy, Ozempic, Zepbound, Mounjaro, or a compounded regimen — who want to understand their own treatment. The design goal is the lowest possible friction: a few taps on shot day, trends you can read at a glance, and nothing you have to fight to log. The best tracker is the one you'll actually keep using.

Glu is a tracking and educational tool, not a medical device. It doesn't provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment — your prescriber knows your history, and important decisions belong with them.

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