Wegovy Tracker for Shot Day, Symptoms, and Weight

MeAgain helps you track the parts of Wegovy that people usually try to keep in their head: which dose you are on, when the next shot is due, where you used the last injection site, how the week is feeling, what you ate, and how your weight is moving over time. The app shows a medication graph for the week, a next-shot countdown, a shot day checklist, an injection site map, side effect logging for the 18 most common GLP-1 side effects, plus unlimited custom symptoms, and five ways to log food. That matters because Wegovy is not just one weekly shot. It is the whole week around that shot. Some days feel stronger, some feel steadier, and some are the days when protein, water, and fiber are easiest to miss. MeAgain keeps all of that on one timeline, so the weekly routine is easier to follow and easier to explain when you need to talk with your doctor or licensed clinician.

Wegovy usually starts at 0.25 mg once a week, steps up every 4 weeks, reaches 1 mg by weeks 9 through 12, and by week 17 many adults are either staying at 1.7 mg or moving to 2.4 mg. MeAgain turns that schedule into a running timeline instead of a list you have to remember. The app shows your current dose, the countdown to the next shot, and the medication graph for the full 7-day cycle. When you move up a step, the change sits next to the symptoms, meals, hydration, and weight from that same stretch, so you can compare one dose stage with another. If a week feels different, you can usually see why. That makes the weekly Wegovy tracker useful both on steady weeks and on the weeks when the schedule changes.

Yes. MeAgain includes the 18 most common GLP-1 side effects, plus unlimited custom symptoms, a 0-10 severity slider, timestamps, and custom notes, so you can log what happens while it is still fresh instead of trying to reconstruct the week later. People often use it for nausea, constipation, diarrhea, stomach pain, heartburn, fatigue, headache, and appetite changes, but you can add your own notes too. Over time, the side effect history helps you see patterns that are hard to spot from memory alone: which day after the shot feels roughest, whether a symptom eased before the next dose, and whether a step-up changed the week. That makes the log useful for your own pattern spotting and for conversations with a doctor or licensed clinician. When you pair the side effect history with the weekly medication graph, the week stops feeling random and starts feeling easier to read.

No. MeAgain is the tracker, not a branded Wegovy seller, so you can use the app whether your prescription came from insurance, a local pharmacy, telehealth, or another licensed prescriber. The $10/month subscription covers the weekly tracker, medication graph, shot day checklist, injection site map, side effect logging, food logging, and the weight trend either way. That is the main product. For eligible subscribers who later want a separate self-pay medication path in the same app, MeAgain also offers optional in-app intake for compounded semaglutide at $129/month or compounded tirzepatide at $199/month after a licensed clinician reviews the intake. Those options are secondary to the tracker and are filled through US-based 503A and 503B pharmacies. The app still works whether you use that intake or bring your own Wegovy prescription instead.

Download MeAgain from the App Store, create an account, and set Wegovy as your medication during setup. From there, add your current dose, your last shot, and the day of the week you usually inject. The app then builds the weekly view for you: next-shot countdown, medication graph, shot day checklist, injection site map, side effect log, food tracking, and weight history on the same timeline. If you log meals, the Capybara home screen widget can also keep protein, water, fiber, and steps visible without opening the app. The main product is the $10/month app subscription, billed month to month and cancel anytime. If an eligible subscriber later wants a self-pay option in the same app, the optional in-app intake for compounded semaglutide or compounded tirzepatide is there too, but the tracker works on its own from day one.