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Dosejoy vs. Shotsy

Two GLP-1 tracking apps, two different philosophies. Here's what actually sets them apart — so you can pick the one that fits how you want to feel while you're on this journey.

The short version

Shotsy is a straightforward GLP-1 dose tracker — a digital checklist for your weekly shot. Dosejoy is a companion: it tracks your dose too, but it also brings confetti, week-aware eating guidance, and an AI-curated research feed matched to your specific medication. If you want a tool, Shotsy works. If you want something that actually feels good to open every morning, that's what Dosejoy is built for.

Side-by-side

DosejoyShotsy
VibeJoyful, encouraging, confetti on every doseUtility-first, checklist feel
Dose loggingOne-tap with celebration + streaksTap to log
Eating guidanceWeek-by-week: nausea-aware early, protein-first laterNot a core focus
Research feedAI-curated PubMed / FDA studies matched to your medicationNot offered
Medications supportedWegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro, Zepbound, Rybelsus, Saxenda, oral WegovyGLP-1 tracking (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound)
Timeline & milestonesVisual ramp-up week by weekDose history list
RemindersLocal push, no server neededLocal reminders
PriceFree while in betaFree with paid tier

Where Dosejoy stands out

  • Eating guidance that changes with you. Week 1 is nausea-aware. By week 6, it's protein-first meals. Not a static PDF — it moves with your ramp-up.
  • Research, made friendly. Dosejoy pulls the latest PubMed and FDA findings for your medication and rewrites them plainly. Ask questions of any article.
  • Joy on purpose. Confetti, streaks, and affirmations. GLP-1 side effects are hard enough — the app doesn't need to add to the drag.

Where Shotsy might fit better

If you want the most minimal possible experience — one screen, one tap, done — Shotsy delivers that. Some people prefer a tracker that stays completely out of the way.

The honest bottom line

The best GLP-1 app is the one you'll actually open. If a checklist works for you, Shotsy is solid. If you want a companion that pairs the tracking with guidance, research, and a lighter emotional tone, try Dosejoy — free while in beta.

Dosejoy is a supportive tracking tool and doesn't replace your prescriber. Product details for other apps reflect public information at time of writing and may change.