Doses and reminders
Log injections or pills, record timing and injection sites, and add separate reminders for vitamins, other medications, supplements, or personal routines.
A calmer GLP-1 routine
Every dose. Everything in between.
Life Minder brings shots, pills, food, hydration, symptoms, weight, progress photos, vitamins, medications, and daily routines into one private place on your iPhone.
Coming soon for iPhone. App Store availability and plan details will be announced later.
Today
Your routine at a glance
Next dose
Your medication
Routine timing and reminders
Daily basics
ProteinTrack
FiberTrack
WaterTrack
Today’s routines
Vitamins & medicationsDone
Built around the routine
More useful than a calorie counter. More connected than an alarm.
Life Minder is designed around what actually happens between dose days—low appetite, protein and water goals, symptoms, changing routines, and progress that does not fit on a scale.
Food and hydration
Track protein, fiber, water, and meals by manual entry, food search, photo, or barcode—without turning every day into a calorie-counting project.
Symptoms in context
Keep nausea, constipation, reflux, fatigue, appetite changes, severity, timing, and notes alongside the rest of the routine.
Progress beyond weight
See real weight trends, check-ins, Journey Cards, routine consistency, and private progress photos without manufactured milestones.
Private on-device insights
On supported devices, Apple Intelligence can summarize the tracking picture on device. Life Minder does not send your journal to an external AI service.
Your data stays yours
Tracker data is stored locally. Export an open JSON backup when you choose, import it later, or delete everything and return to a fresh onboarding flow.
Tracking and education only
A clearer record for the conversation—not a replacement for it.
Life Minder does not diagnose conditions, treat side effects, recommend medications or dose changes, or replace a healthcare professional. Talk with a qualified healthcare professional about medication decisions, persistent symptoms, or health concerns.
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