Track shots, see what medication remains, and follow progress in one private iPhone app.
Free · iPhone + Apple Watch · No account required
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See your next shot, remaining medication, and recent progress.
I built ShotNest during my own journey with Zepbound, to keep shot history, label details, and remaining supply together.
Meet Anardo and read our storySee doses remaining and refill timing on iPhone. Glance at your active vial and remaining medication on Apple Watch.
See how supply tracking works
Your next shot and trends, together on iPhone. Your schedule and shot plan, at a glance on Apple Watch.
The medication curve is an estimate from recorded shots, not a measured level or a recommendation for your next dose.
Set up shot reminders
Scan the label or enter the details yourself, then review the medication, concentration, source, and beyond-use date before saving.
Add your first pen or vial
Follow weight, side effects, shots, and estimated medication levels together, so a single number never has to tell the whole story.
Medication levels are estimates based on your recorded shots, not measurements in your body. They cannot determine when or how much to take. Follow your prescription and clinician’s guidance.
Choose a medication and starting dose, then track the dose changes you make with your prescriber’s guidance.
No lectures and no giant library to sort through. Open one practical lesson for the moment you’re actually in.
ShotNest works without an account and keeps your records on your iPhone by default. When available, private iCloud Sync and limited Community Insights work only if you explicitly enable them. There are no ads or third-party analytics in the app, and your health data is never sold.
How app privacy worksPlain-language guides to shot records, medication supply, reminders, and privacy boundaries.
Yes. ShotNest is free to download from the App Store. You can track your routine without creating a ShotNest account.
ShotNest runs on iPhone with iOS 16.4 or later. Its companion Apple Watch app requires watchOS 10 or later and shows a limited, read-only snapshot of your routine.
The medication catalog includes Zepbound and Mounjaro (tirzepatide), Ozempic and Wegovy (semaglutide), and entries for prescribed compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. Pen and vial options depend on the medication. Recording a product is not an endorsement or a check of its safety. Always follow your actual prescription and label.
Shots, doses, injection sites, weight, side effects, health goals, medication dose goals, medication supply, and learning progress. Explore shot tracking.
Turn on Shot Reminder in ShotNest’s Settings → Notifications and allow notifications on your iPhone. Alerts follow your saved shot plan and are scheduled locally. Focus and notification settings can affect delivery. Read the reminder setup guide.
They depend on the container details and shots you record. Waste, missing entries, and prescription changes can make actual supply differ. Estimates help you plan; they do not verify a dose, expiry, or whether medication is safe to use. Understand supply estimates.
No. ShotNest is a tracking and educational tool, not a medical provider. Medication-level curves are estimates, not measured levels. Your prescription, medication instructions, and licensed clinician remain the source of truth.
Yes. You can optionally import body measurements and separately enable weight export. You stay in control of Health permissions. Learn about Apple Health.
Records start on your iPhone. Label scanning happens on-device, and source photos stay on the iPhone where you added them. Optional iCloud Sync and Community Insights are separate features and operate only when available and explicitly enabled. Read the app privacy guide.
Free for iPhone. No account required.