Medication tracking · prescribed oral semaglutide

Oral GLP-1 tracker

An oral GLP-1 tracker should record doses without asking for an injection site. Keep the exact product, actual administration time and notes together, using your own prescription instructions.

Build an oral-dose record, without injection-only fields

Oral semaglutide and injectable semaglutide are different formulations. A useful log records the route as well as the exact product; it should not turn a tablet entry into a “shot” or infer an equivalent injectable amount.

  • Choose the oral route in the treatment record.
  • Use the specific timing instructions supplied with your medicine; a generic reminder cannot replace them.
  • Leave injection-site fields out of oral records, and use the notes field for questions you want to ask your pharmacist.

What to keep in your record

FieldWhat to recordWhy it helps
RouteOral, with the exact product namePrevents confusing a tablet routine with injection history.
TimingActual administration timeKeeps an accurate record even if a reminder was dismissed earlier.
ClarificationQuestions about the written instructionsCreates an appointment checklist without guessing an answer.

A useful record in practice

A calendar says a dose was planned for the morning, but the entry has not been recorded. The correct record is “not yet logged,” not an automatic completed dose. Enter what actually happened once you know it.

Use the free tracking template to try these fields before choosing an app.

How Capydose supports the routine

Enter your prescribed treatment, log completed administrations and add symptom or weight notes. Review the chronology and export a PDF or CSV before an appointment. Health entries stay on your device; optional Apple Health access reads weight and activity information.

Premium is required for treatment tracking. Capydose is available on iPhone with iOS 18 or later; Android is in review. There is no account sync or restorable backup. Save reports you need before removing the app or changing devices.

Can I convert tablet milligrams to injection milligrams?

No. A mass conversion is not a conversion between formulations or prescriptions. Your clinician or pharmacist must explain a treatment change; Capydose only records the instructions you have been given.

Record the plan your healthcare professional prescribed. Capydose does not select medications, recommend doses or tell you how to manage a missed dose. Brand references do not imply affiliation with a manufacturer.

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