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Life & fun · August 24, 2026

Dosefolio

Private log of doses, sites, protein, symptoms, weight.

What it does

Dosefolio keeps clinician-provided regimen details and the doses you administer on the iPhone. Related wellness notes stay in one place. Export a date-range PDF when you choose to share. Health records stay local. Not a clinic portal.

Download Dosefolio: GLP-1 Tracker by Ryan Tinklepaugh on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like Dosefolio: GLP-1…

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone. Not verified for macOS. Health & Fitness Developer Ryan Tinklepaugh Language EN English Size 17.1 MB iPhone A calmer way to log prescribed GLP-1 doses and injection sites, follow protein and symptoms, and bring a clear history to your clinician. Stay consistent with your GLP-1 routine without turning your day into a spreadsheet. Dosefolio is a private, focused tracker for prescribed once-weekly GLP-1 injections. Log each dose and site in seconds, track protein and symptoms, follow weight trends, and bring a clear report to your next appointment. A calmer daily rhythm • See today’s dose, protein, symptoms, and weight at a glance • See when each…from apps.apple.com

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