GLPzy 3.10 brings a major reliability and tracking update. • Imported doses now connect to the intended treatment, update Today and Estimated Exposure, show their source, and flag possible same-day duplicates. • 3.5-day schedules stay saved and are used consistently. Compounded trackers can use a clearly labeled molecule-based estimate, and future planned doses no longer count as taken. • Cycle entries now appear in Timeline and Calendar, with filters, editing, deletion, and improved past-date entry. • Multi-use vial tracking now includes the amount remaining, vial selection while logging a dose, and a supply run-out estimate based on your current recorded schedule. • Injection pain stays separate from injection-site reactions. Repeated same-day Apple Health weights are grouped into one history row without deleting source samples. • Time formatting, graph comparison guidance, layouts, accessibility, and general stability have also been improved. Estimated medication level for personal tracking only. Not medical advice. Always check with your clinician before making medical decisions.

Localization improvements

Onboarding improvements

Today screen improvements

Additional abdomen / stomach injection sites

Graph enhancements

Minor fixes

Localization and reorder fixes

Localization improvements.

Improvements to Apple Health integration for nutrition.

What's new in GLPzy 3.00: • Make GLPzy feel like yours with custom app backgrounds • Track body changes beyond weight with expanded measurements • Follow clothes size and fit changes over time • Review your journey by calendar day, not just long lists • Set up your routine with more flexible pen and timing details • Bring in past history with clearer import review before saving • Create richer exports and Provider Summaries for your own records or provider conversations • Keep key details close with more reliable Home Screen widgets GLPzy stays local-first, account-free, and focused on personal tracking.

Customizable Backgrounds and Improvements to External CSV Import

Minor graph fixes and haptic improvements.

GLPzy 2.15 improves imports, localization, and reliability. You can now bring in history from supported tracker CSV exports. This update also improves translated setup text, full-history CSV export, photo comparison, widgets, Apple Watch, backups, and general setup reliability. GLPzy is for personal tracking only and does not provide medical advice.

GLPzy 2.14 is a major setup, Health context, privacy, and tracking update. - Expanded country-aware medication setup with more supported regions, broader medicine lists, local names, and smarter ordering based on your chosen language and country. - Added molecule-first setup for custom and compounded tracking, including semaglutide, tirzepatide, and user-entered medicines. - Added a dedicated investigational/custom path for Retatrutide/Reta with logging-only safeguards and acknowledgement copy. - Updated medication catalog data for strengths, presentations, formulations, schedules, local aliases, and country-specific lists. - Added glucose tracking with Apple Health read-only import, LibreView CSV import, unit selection, import preview, glucose charts, and provider-report summaries. - Added optional cycle/period context with manual logging, Apple Health import, and weight-chart context. - Expanded Apple Health support for read-only weight, height, body composition, sleep, movement, workouts, calories, protein, water, glucose, and cycle context where available. - Added Apple Health import range controls, including recent history, deeper backfill, and all available readable weight samples. - Improved onboarding import with manual prior dose history, schedule filling, and better latest-dose prefill. - Improved custom dose entry with decimal values, custom units, 1 decimal place weight entry, and 0.5-day schedule increments. - Refined Premium with clearer Free vs Premium comparison, trial messaging, lifetime access handling, provider-ready reports, full-history exports, widgets, Apple Watch, and photo-history value copy. - Improved Apple Watch and widget behavior, including better localization and setup-state handling. - Removed the Dynamic Island/Live Activity dose indicator for stronger privacy. - Improved onboarding readability, contrast, and visual polish in light and dark appearances. - Fixed photo comparison slider layout, export consistency, thumbnail performance, backup/photo restore, CSV and JSON import/export, body measurement portability, nutrition totals, latest-dose import, and premium gating. - Expanded localization and medical-language safety coverage across supported languages. - Added broader regression coverage for onboarding, medication catalog, Health, glucose, cycle context, widgets, photos, localization, import/export, backup restore, and privacy behavior. GLPzy records information you enter for personal tracking and does not provide medical advice.

Minor fixes and IAP

Lifetime IAP

Lifetime IAP

Bug fixes, option of lifetime.

UI Redesign, Bug Fixes

Updated Today Screen, bug fixes.

Improvements to graphs and insights. Improved language support. Bug fixes.

Improved Insights and Graphs with clearer summaries, cleaner chart layouts, and a better calendar view. The barcode scanner now supports quantity selection before applying nutrition, including servings, grams, and mL where available. This update also includes performance improvements, lower memory usage, and localization fixes across supported languages.

Version 1.3 brings a major upgrade to Insights and review tools. • New Trophy Cabinet in Insights for calm progress milestones and consistency tracking • New Provider Summary PDF for personal review, appointments, and clinician discussion • New body measurement tracking and clearer measurement deltas in Insights • Improved nutrition logging with targets, saved meals, and easier daily check-ins • Expanded Apple Health context and cleaner charts across weight, BMI, and estimated exposure • Faster, more polished export, photo, restore, and review flows • Broad localisation improvements across the app, widget, and watch

• More flexible treatment setup and scheduling • Better photo comparison and export tools • Richer Apple Health and nutrition support • Clearer medical references and methodology • Smoother backup, restore, import, and CSV support • More polished graphs, widgets, and deep links • Improved editing, onboarding, and injection-site history • Refreshed branding, broader polish, and ongoing fixes