Examples library
What does a useful GLP-1 record look like?
See real app screens with demonstration data, then compare ways to make a log easier to understand. Example entries illustrate writing style, not patient outcomes.
A routine at a glance
Real app capture from the Capy-era build; the app is now named Capydose. Data shown is for demonstration. A summary separates past entries from the next scheduled event.
Choose tracking fieldsA chronological dose history
Real app capture with demonstration data. A chronological list lets you check individual entries before summarizing a period. The names and numbers are not a recommended treatment plan.
Try the blank templateA specific symptom note
Less useful: “Bad day.”
More useful: “Tuesday evening: nausea after dinner, about an hour. I want to ask whether I should record anything else.”
This is an invented writing example, clearly separated from real app screenshots and patient testimonials. It records context without claiming cause.
Write your own symptom noteA focused appointment list
Start with the dates you recorded, then the question: “These are my notes from the last two weeks. Which details would help you review my routine?” Keep uncertain dates marked as uncertain.
A useful export is legible and limited to the information you intend to share. It does not need decorative charts or a predicted outcome.
Create an appointment worksheet