Steadyway is a tracker, not a medical device. It records what you tell it and shows it back to you. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent anything, it is not regulated or certified as a medical device under EU Regulation 2017/745 or any equivalent, and nothing it displays is medical advice.
It is published by Amine Kacem PFA, a software developer. We are not a healthcare provider, a pharmacy or a clinic, and no relationship of that kind is created by your using the app.
It does not tell you what dose to take
Your dose, your titration schedule and whether to change either are decisions for you and the person who prescribed your medication. Steadyway records the dose you tell it you took. It will remind you on the day you said you inject. It will never suggest increasing, decreasing, skipping or resuming a dose, and you should not read anything it shows you as encouragement to do so.
What the numbers are, and are not
The trend line, the rate of loss and the projection to your goal are arithmetic performed on the numbers you entered. They describe what has happened so far. They are not a forecast you should rely on, they cannot account for anything you have not logged, and they say nothing about whether your treatment is working as it should.
The weekly read is generated from your own entries using fixed rules. It is a summary written in sentences, not a clinical assessment, and it has no knowledge of your medical history, your other medications or your circumstances.
Side effects
Steadyway lets you log symptoms and shows you when they tend to occur relative to your dose. That is a record of your own experience and nothing more. It is not a judgement about whether a symptom is normal, expected or safe.
If you have a symptom that worries you, contact a healthcare professional. Severe or persistent abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, signs of dehydration, or any symptom that feels serious warrant urgent medical attention. In an emergency, call your local emergency number. Do not use this app instead of getting help, and do not wait to see whether a pattern appears.
Goals and targets
Steadyway will flag a goal weight that falls below a generally healthy range for your height. That flag is a prompt to talk to someone, not clinical advice, and its absence is not approval of a target. If you are living with or recovering from an eating disorder, please speak to your clinician before using a weight-tracking app at all.
Reminders are a convenience
Reminders are scheduled by your phone and can fail to arrive — a phone that is off, out of battery, in Do Not Disturb, or with notifications disabled will not show them. Do not rely on Steadyway as the only thing standing between you and a missed dose.
Reporting a side effect properly
Logging a symptom in Steadyway records it for you. It does not report it to anybody: we are not a pharmacovigilance channel and we do not forward anything you log to a manufacturer or a regulator.
A suspected side effect of a medicine should be reported to your prescriber or pharmacist, and can also be reported to the medicines authority where you live — in Romania the National Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices (ANMDMR), elsewhere in the EU through your own national authority, in the UK through the MHRA's Yellow Card scheme, and in the United States through the FDA's MedWatch. Those reports are how problems with a medicine get found; a note in a tracking app is not.
The export is a summary you wrote
The clinician summary is a formatted view of your own entries, produced by you and shared by you. It is not a medical record, it has not been verified by anybody, and its accuracy depends entirely on what you logged.