Mounjaro Tracker'

Downloaded. Realized it didn’t fit what i was looking for. Cancelled and still got charged. Now not getting answers back nor a refund. If i could leave 0 stars i would.

Nothing fancy. Keeps track of injections, but that’s about it. Tracks weight loss in total, but no averages or week to week comparisons, no visuals to help you identify changes in dosage or impacts on side effects, etc. Nothjng to capture pep purchases or inventory.

(I really wish that the Apple reviews function allowed us to create separate paragraphs to make reading these easier and more pleasant) I’ve just installed Pep on iPad, created an acct and launched the “free” 7-day trial. I was instantly charged $35.99 for the “free” trial, so I’m already annoyed. 🤨 I’ve created my account on my iPad (yes, I know that it’s only designated as compatible with the iPhone, but many similarly designated apps will work just fine on iPad, just not in full iPad format). I’ve also installed it on my phone, but I was unable to to successfully log in to my now existing account, and upon repeated attempts to do so, the facility to log in to that existing account are no longer presented. As I look through the apps functionality, there is no ability to choose which macros you prefer to track. As I follow a low-carb and fat to satiety approach, I don’t consistently my track calories or fiber, but would also greatly appreciate the ability to track fat in addition to the others, and I’m frankly surprised that it’s absent. It’s an app with lots of great tracking options with a couple of significant missing options and hiccups. I’d really like to find one good “all-in-one” GLP-1/Keto meal/weight tracker, and this one has come *so* close, less the detractors catalogued above. Make it so, and I’ll gladly change my tune/stars.

I love this app because it tracks the amount of medicine in my body based upon when my last shot was. I can really see how my body reacts with different levels of medication.

I appreciate that this app is streamlined, and easy to use. It would be great if it tracked fat as a macro. One thing to watch out for is the “Recent Meals” feature on food tracking. Understand that it is not just a list of foods in standard serving sizes, but macros for the food in the quantity you last recorded. For example, you search the database and find the information for one cup of whole milk. But you drink a half a cup of milk and so record .5 servings. Now the .5 servings is the nutritional information stored in “Recent Meals.” The next time you pull whole milk off “Recent Meals” for a new diary entry it will pull that half cup “meal” up and show it as one serving. If you assume, as I did, that was indicating the standard serving from the nutritional database (1 cup) you will be off by 50%. What would be more useful, in my opinion, is Quick access to “Recent FOODS,” with the macros corresponding to a standard serving size that is easy to see: “Whole Milk, 1c.” The way it is now you have to look up everything every time, which is a drag.

It is wonderful to have everything I need all on one app. Outstanding!

Helps me stay on top of my shot

This app has everything you need for success with your GLP-1!

I have been documenting my weight loss journey inefficiently! With PEP, I am now on track!

This app makes tracking simple. Everything you need all in one spot. I love that it also lets you add progress photos so you can see your progress throughout your journey!