GLTrax replaces spreadsheets and sticky notes with a two-minute conversation — tracking your nutrition, biometrics, activity, medication, and symptoms automatically, and turning it all into trends you can actually use.
"The medication isn't the hard part. The hard part is everything around it — whether today's nausea is normal, whether a two-week stall means anything, whether you're getting enough protein now that your appetite has changed, and whether you actually took your dose on Tuesday." Why GLTrax exists. Generic fitness apps weren't built for this.
Most tracking apps make you tap through six screens of dropdowns and number pads. GLTrax replaces that with a two-minute conversation — you talk through your day in plain language, and the AI pulls out the structured data automatically.
Protein and fiber — the two numbers that matter most on a GLP-1. Approximate grams are fine.
Weight, blood pressure, glucose, A1C, cholesterol, body comp — track the markers you choose, at your own cadence.
Resistance and aerobic exercise, logged in seconds. Protecting lean mass is half the battle.
Dose, timing, and adherence across every major GLP-1 brand — plus next-dose reminders.
Nausea, bloating, cramps, constipation, diarrhea on a simple 0–5 scale — so patterns become visible.
Open the app and know where you stand in five seconds — momentum, streak, next dose, and what your AI coach noticed this week.
One number that rolls your consistency across all five domains into a weekly score with a sparkline — so "am I on track?" has an answer.
Daily check-in streaks that reward showing up — because consistency, not perfection, is what makes the data useful.
Always know when your next injection is due, what dose you're on, and how adherent you've been — with weekly dose reminders.
Streaming weekly reviews that spot wins, tips, goals, and things to watch — grounded in your own data, never generic advice.
Every week, your check-ins roll up into a trend summary: nutrition averages, biometric trends, activity totals, adherence, and symptom frequency.
Export a clean report or CSV of your full history and bring real data to your next appointment — so dose decisions aren't guesswork.
Eight chart types across 7-day to all-time ranges — so a stall, a side-effect pattern, or a plateau shows up early enough for your provider to act on it.
Native iOS, built with the details that make daily tracking stick.
Weight, workouts, and biometrics flow in from Apple Health automatically — less typing, more signal.
Your health data sits behind biometric lock. Nobody picks up your phone and reads your journey.
A gentle daily check-in nudge and a weekly dose reminder — local notifications, tuned to your schedule.
Your complete history, exportable in one tap via the iOS share sheet. Your data is yours — take it anywhere.
Dictate your whole check-in hands-free. Talking through your day is faster than typing it.
The whole check-in is designed to fit in the time it takes your coffee to brew. Skip anything, come back anytime.
Pasting your symptoms into a generic AI chatbot means no persistent medical record, no access controls, no health-data governance. GLTrax is purpose-built to hold this data responsibly.
Every table is protected by row-level security in a HIPAA-eligible database. Your rows are yours — enforced at the database layer, not just the app layer.
The app never holds AI keys. Every AI call runs in secured server functions behind a locked-down system prompt — and your conversations are never used to train outside models.
Full account deletion is one tap in Settings — your data is erased, not archived. No support tickets, no dark patterns.
No ads, no data brokers, no "partners." GLTrax is funded by its subscription, so you're the customer — not the product.
No. GLTrax is a tracking and journaling tool. It never diagnoses conditions, never recommends medication changes, and always directs you to your healthcare provider for anything medical. That disclaimer is built into the app itself, not just this page.
Your data is stored in a HIPAA-eligible database with row-level security, meaning you can only ever access your own records. It's never sold, and the AI calls that power the check-in run entirely server-side — your data never gets used to train outside models.
All major GLP-1s: semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus), tirzepatide (Mounjaro, Zepbound), liraglutide (Saxenda, Victoza), and a free-text option for anything else — including compounded formulations.
No. Check-ins take about two minutes and skip gracefully — log only what you measured. Not every biometric is daily; GLTrax lets you set the cadence for each one, and the trends work with whatever you give them.
iOS first (native app, in active development toward TestFlight and the App Store), with a web app available in parallel. Android is on the roadmap.
On the roadmap: at-home lab kits and partnerships with in-person draw facilities, so you can pair your daily tracking with real bloodwork — glucose, A1C, lipids — closing the self-monitoring gap that medication-only telehealth leaves open.
Start on the web today, and be first in when GLTrax launches on the App Store. Two minutes a day — that's the whole ask.