Comparison

Five trackers, compared honestly.

Protocol Her, Shotsy, Glapp, MeAgain, and DoneDose all help you log injections, and they are built for different people. Here is what each app supports today, feature by feature, with the gaps on our side left in the table.

Fair comparison note. Competitor entries reflect each app's public App Store listing and official website as of August 1, 2026, and Protocol Her entries were verified against the shipping app. Features and prices change. If you spot something out of date, email contact@dzlabsllc.com and we will correct it. All app names belong to their respective owners.
Feature by feature

What each app supports today.

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Feature comparison of Protocol Her, Shotsy, Glapp, MeAgain, and DoneDose
Feature Protocol Her Shotsy Glapp MeAgain DoneDose
Compounds supported 35 peptides and GLP-1s Semaglutide, tirzepatide, retatrutide, BPC-157, GHK-Cu, CJC-1295, ipamorelin, and more, across 7 categories. Curated catalog; custom compounds cannot be added. Branded and compounded GLP-1s Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, Rybelsus, Saxenda, Victoza, Trulicity, plus retatrutide scheduling. No peptides beyond GLP-1s. Branded and compounded GLP-1s Includes compounded vials via My Supply. No peptides beyond GLP-1s. Branded and compounded GLP-1s Includes oral GLP-1s. No peptides beyond GLP-1s. GLP-1s, TRT and HRT, peptides, insulin, oral meds Peptides supported generically; no named peptide library on the listing.
Reconstitution calculator Yes Free, with a live U-100 syringe gauge and the math shown. Also free on the web. No Not in the app Free web dose calculators exist, without vial mixing math. No Yes With peptide presets, plus a free web version.
Cycle-aware tracking Yes Log your period and doses and symptoms are placed in menstrual cycle phase context, through to the clinician report. No No Charts the weekly injection cycle, which is a different concept. No No
Injection site tracking Yes Body map showing recent-use heat per site. Yes Visual map that also suggests the next site. Yes Shot site rotation. Yes Yes Body map with rested and recovering status per site.
Side effect logging Yes 13 symptoms with severity, correlated to the dose that preceded them. Yes Customizable symptom logs. Yes Plus mood, energy, sleep, and cravings. Yes With severity and custom symptoms. Not listed Tracks mood, energy, appetite, and custom metrics; side effects are not a named feature.
Estimated medication level graphs No Not in the app today. Weight, measurement, and protocol timelines are charted instead. Yes For semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide, and dulaglutide, based on peer-reviewed data. Yes Medication level curve across the week. Yes Dose timing built around estimated levels. Yes Estimated serum levels from half-life, on Pro.
Clinician PDF export Yes Doses, side effects, weight, and cycle history in one report; CSV and JSON export too. Yes PDF summary for your care team. Not listed Weekly progress reports; no PDF export on the current listing. No Its own site states PDF reports are not currently offered. Yes CSV and PDF export, on Pro.
Data storage On your iPhone No account, no cloud copy of your logs. You export your own backups, so keep one if you switch phones. On device with private iCloud sync iCloud sync on iOS; Google Firebase on Android. Cloud account History follows your account across iPhone, Android, and web. Cloud sync Optional sign in syncs your data across devices. On your device No accounts, no cloud sync.
Price $9.99/mo or $69.99/yr Reconstitution calculator free, tracking requires Pro. Free core, premium from $9.99/mo or $39.99/yr Multiple price points on the current listing. Free core, Max at $4.99/wk, $9.99/mo, or $39.99/yr Subscription tiers from $14.99 to $119.99 Tier periods are not shown on the public listing. Pro at $4.99/mo or $34.99/yr

Sources: the current App Store listings and official websites of Shotsy (shotsyapp.com), Glapp (glapp.io), MeAgain (meagain.com), and DoneDose (donedose.com), checked on August 1, 2026. Protocol Her entries reflect the current App Store build. Prices are as shown on each App Store listing on that date and can change at any time. "Not listed" means the feature does not appear on that app's listing or website; the app may still offer something similar inside the app.

In one sentence

Each app, fairly summed up.

Protocol Her is the only tracker in this comparison built specifically for women: a 35-compound peptide and GLP-1 library, cycle-aware logging, and health data that never leaves your iPhone.

Protocol Her · protocolher.com

Shotsy is a mature, well-loved GLP-1 shot tracker with estimated medication level charts built on peer-reviewed data, a visual injection site map, and PDF reports for your care team.

Shotsy · shotsyapp.com

Glapp is a community-driven GLP-1 tracker that runs on iPhone, Android, and the web, with medication level curves and a cloud account that moves with you between devices.

Glapp · glapp.io

MeAgain wraps GLP-1 tracking in an all-in-one lifestyle app, adding AI food logging, side effect tracking with severity, and a companion chat to the basics.

MeAgain · meagain.com

DoneDose is a young injection tracker with unusually broad coverage, spanning GLP-1s, TRT, and peptides, with on-device storage and estimated serum level charts.

DoneDose · donedose.com
How to choose

Pick by what you actually track.

If you want medication level graphs

Shotsy, Glapp, MeAgain, and DoneDose all draw estimated level curves between doses. Protocol Her does not have that feature today, and we would rather tell you that here than have you find out after downloading.

If you track more than GLP-1s

Shotsy, Glapp, and MeAgain are GLP-1 apps. DoneDose accepts peptides generically alongside TRT and insulin. Protocol Her ships a curated library of 35 named compounds with regulatory status shown on every one.

If privacy decides it

Protocol Her and DoneDose keep health data on the device with no account. Shotsy stores data on device with private iCloud sync on iOS. Glapp and MeAgain sync your history to a cloud account, which is what makes cross-device access possible.

If your cycle belongs in the picture

Protocol Her is the only app in this table that places doses and symptoms in menstrual cycle phase context, from the home screen through to the clinician report.

If her column fits, she's yours.

Protocol Her for iPhone: full peptide protocols, cycle-aware logging, and a clinician-ready record that never leaves your phone. Free to download, no account to create.

Download on the App Store