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My GLP Shot vs Glippy

Both apps are genuinely free GLP-1 trackers — no paywall, no card on file, no nag screens. The difference is the shape of each product. Glippy leans into a moderated peer community and a clean daily check-in flow. My GLP Shot leans into the medication side: a mixing calculator for compounded peptides, an active-medication concentration chart, custom dosing schedules, and (on premium) lab tracking and a doctor-share PDF. We also stay local-first with optional end-to-end encrypted sync, where Glippy is cloud-based.

Last updated: May 5, 2026. Comparisons are based on Glippy's App Store and Google Play listings as of that date. Spot something inaccurate? Email [email protected] and we will fix it.

Quick verdict

• If a built-in moderated community is part of your routine: Glippy. We don't have one.
• If you mix compounded peptides or microdose: My GLP Shot. The mixing calculator and custom dosing schedules are core.
• If you want lab tracking, body measurements, or a doctor-share PDF: My GLP Shot premium ($19.99/year flat).
• If privacy is the priority: My GLP Shot. Local-first by default, end-to-end encrypted optional sync, open source.
• If you want the simplest possible daily-check-in flow with a community: Glippy.

Side-by-side

Free vs free: what's actually the trade-off

Both apps make a real free tier the front door, which is unusual in this category. The trade-off is what each one chose to deepen.

Glippy chose community. A moderated peer space inside the app is a genuine differentiator and not something we plan to build. The community is also part of how Glippy stays free — third-party coverage describes in-app community ad spots as the monetization model. That's a reasonable trade for users who value the social side.

My GLP Shot chose medication-side depth. The mixing calculator handles compounded peptides with arbitrary vial concentrations and BAC water volumes; the level chart estimates active medication across the dose cycle using a configurable half-life; custom dosing schedules support microdosing and split-dosing. On the premium tier ($19.99/year flat), you also get lab tracking, body measurements, supply inventory with per-shot cost, an encrypted doctor-share link, and a PDF report tuned for clinical appointments.

The privacy story

Glippy's privacy posture is unusually friendly for a cloud-based health app: email-only signup, no name or phone collected, App Store privacy card marks usage and diagnostics data as "not linked to you." That's a strong signal that they take user privacy seriously.

That said, the architecture is still cloud-based — your shot history sits in Glippy's database in a form they can read — and they don't document end-to-end encryption. My GLP Shot goes one step further by defaulting to local-only and using E2EE for any optional sync:

• Default mode: data lives in your browser only and never reaches a server.
• Optional sync: PBKDF2-SHA-256 (600,000 iterations) derives an AES-256-GCM key in your browser. Only ciphertext leaves your device.
• Server stores opaque ciphertext only; we have no key material.
• Doctor-share links use a fresh per-share AES key in the URL fragment after the #. Fragments are not sent to servers.
• Open source — verifiable on GitHub.

When Glippy is the better choice

• You want a built-in moderated peer community as part of your daily routine.
• You want a single app for daily check-ins (weight, calories, protein, water, side effects).
• You're already in HealthKit and want native sync.
• You don't need lab tracking, mixing calculations, or a doctor-share PDF.

When My GLP Shot is the better choice

• You're on a compounded peptide and need a mixing calculator.
• You microdose, split-dose, or run a non-standard cadence.
• You want lab tracking, body measurements, supply inventory, or a doctor-share PDF.
• You want local-first, end-to-end encrypted, open-source.
• You want one app that follows you across iOS, Android, and desktop browsers without an account.
• You don't want a community inside your tracker.

Migrating from Glippy

Glippy supports CSV / PDF export, which is the cleanest starting point. The CSV import path on My GLP Shot's side is on the roadmap; until then, manual entry with backdating works for most users — the app explicitly supports rebuilding 6- to 12-month histories quickly.