Medication log
Record medication, dose details as prescribed, date, time, and notes so your history stays in one place.
GLP-1 tracking for iPhone
PenPal helps you keep a clear record of injections, reminders, nutrition, symptoms, weight, and progress while you follow the plan provided by your healthcare professional.
Free to download. Optional features are available in the app.
What PenPal does
A tracker cannot replace a prescriber or measure what is happening inside your body. It can make your own notes easier to keep, review, and discuss.
Record medication, dose details as prescribed, date, time, and notes so your history stays in one place.
View an estimate based on your logged injections. It is a visual aid, not a blood-level measurement or dosing instruction.
Use text or a food photo to create an AI-assisted estimate, then review it as you track protein, fiber, calories, and hydration.
Follow weight and symptom trends over time and export a report you can choose to discuss with your healthcare professional.
Built for useful conversations
A practical log usually brings together the details that are easy to forget between appointments: when you took a dose, how you felt, what you ate, how much water you drank, and how your weight changed.
PenPal is designed to organize those observations. The goal is a more useful personal record—not a diagnosis, prescription, or promise of a particular weight-loss result.
Important scope
No. PenPal is a tracking and wellness companion. It does not diagnose, prescribe, adjust doses, or replace a licensed healthcare professional. Follow your medication label and care plan, and contact a clinician for treatment questions or concerning symptoms.
For general background on prescription medicines for weight management, see NIDDK’s overview. For medication-specific instructions, use the patient information supplied with your prescription; MedlinePlus’ tirzepatide information is one official reference.
Learn before you log
Short, source-backed explainers about medication logs, injection records, and symptom diaries. Educational content is not medical advice.
The fields worth recording and how a log can support a clinician conversation.
A non-prescriptive checklist for documenting your routine safely.
What to note, what to bring to an appointment, and when to seek help.
Start a clearer record of your GLP-1 routine on iPhone and iPad.
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