Steadyway

Keep track of the week you're actually having.

A tracker for people on a GLP-1: the dose, the weight, and the days that feel rough.

Mounjaro · Wegovy · Ozempic · Zepbound · Trulicity · Saxenda · Victoza · Rybelsus · compounded

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Setup takes a minute: your weight today, your current dose, and the day you inject.

What it does

Read the trend, not the number.

Weight on a GLP-1 does not come off in a straight line — there are plateaus, whooshes and water swings, and a bad morning on the scale is usually none of those things. Steadyway is built to show you the shape of the month rather than hand you a verdict on the day.

Journey

Your weight, with the noise taken out.

A smoothed line inside a seven-day range band, with your waist drawn over it and the day treatment started marked on the axis. Your rate a week and what is left to goal sit under it.

Hold the chart to read any single day.

The Journey screen: today's weight at 200.6 lb, down 22.2, with a smoothed weight line inside a seven-day range band, waist overlaid in brown, the day treatment started marked on the axis, and a daily steps chart below it.

Appearance

Yours to look at

Light, dark, or whatever your phone is doing — and three home-screen icons to pick from.

  • The Pen app icon Pen
  • The Wave app icon Wave
  • The Stretch app icon Stretch

Side effects

The days that feel rough

Log a symptom and how bad it was. Steadyway lines them up by day-since-dose, so “nausea usually shows up on day two for you” comes out of your own history instead of a forum thread.

Doses

Every dose, and the ladder behind it.

What is due, which site is next in the rotation, and which pen it comes out of. A dose taken two days late is logged as late; one you skipped is logged as missed. Neither is quietly rounded into the other, because the record is the thing you hand to a prescriber.

The Doses screen: the next dose on Thursday at 7.5 mg with the site to use and which pen it comes from, a titration bar chart climbing from 2.5 mg in June to 7.5 mg in August, three pens left, and a history in which one Thursday is marked missed and another marked step up.

Your medication

Whichever one you are on.

Pick it once and the dose options, the interval and the route follow — weekly injections, daily ones and a daily tablet are all first-class. On something compounded, set your own strength and interval.

The onboarding step asking what you are taking, with Mounjaro, Zepbound, Wegovy, Ozempic, Trulicity, Saxenda, Victoza, Rybelsus and “compounded or other” as options, each labelled with its molecule and whether it is weekly or daily.

Reminders

Quiet, except on shot day

Shot day, pen out of the fridge, weigh-in, refill — each one its own toggle. Quiet hours hold everything back apart from the dose itself, which is the one that cannot wait until morning.

The dose widget on shot day: week 5, dose 13, 2.5 mg due today into the left arm, beside a Log dose button. The same widget once the dose is logged: dose 13 logged on Wednesday 9 September, three days until 2.5 mg on Saturday 12 September, no side effects logged that day, and the left abdomen next time.
The weight widget: 200.0 lb today over a three-month line, down 13.6 lb since the start.
The small dose widget on shot day: 2.5 mg, left arm today, and a Log this dose button. The same small widget once the dose is logged: three days left, next 2.5 mg on Saturday 12 September, left abdomen next.

Widgets

The next dose, on the home screen.

On shot day the dose widget carries a button. It opens the app on the log sheet with the amount and the rested site already filled in — a widget that logged the dose somewhere you could not see it would be worse than one that does not, not faster. Once it is logged, the same tile turns into the countdown to the next one.

The countdown keeps counting with the app never running — Steadyway books the days ahead with iOS in advance, so Saturday's number is right even if you last opened it on Wednesday.

How it treats you

Streaks reward logging and taking your dose on time. Never the number going down.

Plateau panic is the main reason people stop treatment and then blame themselves for it. So nothing here gamifies weight loss, a goal below a healthy range gets flagged rather than cheered, and every stall is put in the context of the rate you have been losing at.

Your data

Your phone is the source of truth.

Steadyway is local-first. Everything you log is written to a database on the device and read back from there, so the app opens instantly, works on a plane, and never waits on a network request to show you your own week.

A backup, not a dependency
Turn backup on and a copy syncs to your account, so a lost phone is not lost months of trend data. Nothing about reading or logging depends on it.
Apple Health, both ways
Weigh-ins and steps sync with Health if you turn it on, so most days there is nothing to type. Everything to do with the medication stays in the app.
A summary for your prescriber
Export a two-page PDF — trend, doses, side effects, notes — to take to an appointment instead of scrolling a phone at a desk.
Deleting means deleted
Delete your account from inside the app and the server copy is purged outright, not hidden behind a flag.

Start with today's weight, your dose, and the day you inject.

That is the whole of setup — no account to create first. Everything after it is the week you are having, written down. The app is free; Steadyway Pro adds the clinician summary, backup and sync, and the alternate icons.

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