A GLP-1 tracker for iPhone

Track your GLP-1 journey. Keep it to yourself.

Wheekly keeps your doses, weigh-ins, meals and progress photos on your iPhone. There’s no account to make, no tracking, and nothing of yours stored online.

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Beaker and Mooshu, Wheekly’s two guinea pig guides, sharing a lettuce leaf in the clover.

Privacy

Your health stays yours

The details of a medication journey are some of the most personal things you can write down. Wheekly is built so they never have to leave your hands.

  • No account

    You never sign up or sign in. Wheekly works the moment you open it, and we don’t know who you are.

  • Kept on your iPhone

    Doses, weigh-ins, meals, notes and photos are saved on your phone. We don’t run any server that holds them.

  • No tracking, no ads

    No analytics, no advertising and no tracking across apps or websites. We never have your records, so we can’t sell or share them.

  • Works without a connection

    Everything works offline except looking up a brand-name food or scanning a product that isn’t in your saved foods yet.

  • Private progress photos

    Photos you take in Wheekly are kept inside the app, not added to your photo library.

  • You decide what leaves

    Make a backup file you keep, share a PDF report with your care team when you choose, or erase everything from Settings.

The one thing that goes online

When you look up a brand-name food or scan a barcode, Wheekly sends only the words you typed or the barcode number to the USDA food database, through Wheekly’s own food lookup service. The service passes the search on without your IP address or anything else about you, and keeps no record of who searched. Everyday foods come from a list built into the app, so they’re found without a connection.

How the food lookup service works

Apple Health, only if you want it

If you turn it on, Wheekly can read your weight, water, protein, fiber, steps, active energy and workouts, and save the weight, water, protein and fiber you log. Your medication is never written to Apple Health.

Why Wheekly exists

Built because the alternatives asked too much

I went looking in the App Store for a convenient tracker for my wife to follow her GLP-1 medication journey. I found several apps that did exactly what I wanted, but every one of them required sharing intimate medical details with a third party I had no confidence in.

So I decided to build my own. Over time it grew into a full-fledged app, and now I’m excited to share it with the world.

Josh Ferguson, maker of Wheekly
Beaker and Mooshu resting side by side, eyes closed.

What it keeps track of

Everything in one calm place

Today opens on how close you are to each daily goal and the next useful thing to do. Most things take a tap or two to log.

  • Medication

    Doses on your schedule, injection sites, skipped doses, side effects and refill reminders.

  • Daily goals

    Water, protein, fiber and activity, with progress you can see at a glance.

  • Meals

    Protein, fiber, calories and fat for each meal, with a barcode scanner and a built-in food list.

  • Weight and measurements

    Weigh-ins and body measurements, from waist and hips to arms and thighs, with trends shown plainly and without judgment.

  • Your journey

    Notes, progress photos and milestones on one timeline, and cards to share a milestone if you want to.

  • Reports and backups

    A PDF summary for your care team, and a backup of everything as a file you keep.

A note on care

Wheekly helps you keep track of your medication and habits. It doesn’t give medical advice, suggest doses or handle emergencies. Follow your prescriber’s instructions, and ask your care team about your treatment.

Beaker and Mooshu, the two guinea pigs you’ll meet in the app, are there to keep you company, not to give medical guidance.