Zyptova is a companion app for people already prescribed a GLP‑1. Ask Aria anything, log what you're feeling, and walk into your next appointment actually prepared.
Your medication, your dose, and exactly which week you're on. No re-explaining yourself every time you open the app.
When a side effect shows up at 2am you get an answer that fits your medication and your week, with links to the FDA labels and health sources it comes from.
Tell Aria something helped and she leads with it next time. The longer you use it, the less generic it gets.
Your week, your current dose, your own weight trend. No projections, no targets, and no comparing you to anybody else.
You get ten minutes with your prescriber and forget half of what you meant to say. Zyptova turns everything you've logged into a clear summary you can bring with you.
The day to day of a GLP‑1, from the night before a shot to the appointment after it.
Ask about side effects, food, sleep or what is normal. Medical answers link to the sources behind them.
Your doses, symptoms and weight on one page, ready to hand over or save as a PDF.
Log a shot in a tap, note where it went, and see which spots you have used lately.
A one-tap check-in for how today feels, and a quick scale for nausea, fatigue and the rest.
Your trend in pounds, kilograms or stone, and the week you are on. No targets, no comparisons.
Log what you ate and whether it sat well, and see which foods keep turning up on rough days.
How it is taken, storage, missed doses and side effects, each page linked to its FDA label.
A reminder the day before a shot and on the day, and a heads-up when you are running low.
Most of a GLP-1 happens when nobody clinical is around. These are the situations Zyptova was built for.
It is 2am and the nausea is back
You do not want to wake anyone up, and searching it just returns someone else's dose on a different drug. Ask Aria and get an answer that fits your week.
My shot is tomorrow
A quick check-in the night before. Had some water? Got something light to eat? How are you feeling going into it?
I have ten minutes with my doctor
Everything you meant to bring up, pulled from what you actually logged, in one summary you can hand over or read out.
Is this normal?
What is commonly reported on your medication, with the source it comes from, and a clear nudge to call your prescriber when something is worth it.
I forgot what helped last time
Tell Aria once that something worked. She leads with it the next time the same symptom shows up.
Nothing has moved in three weeks
Talk through protein, sleep and movement, and put the question on your doctor visit summary for your prescriber.
Scroll sideways for more.
Aria and your logs are set up around the medication you actually take, whether it is a weekly shot, a daily shot or a pill.
Brand names are trademarks of their owners. Zyptova is not affiliated with or endorsed by any manufacturer.
Your prescriber runs your treatment. Zyptova is for everything in between.
The hard part of a GLP-1 is not the injection. It is the weeks afterwards, when something new happens to your body and your options are a forum full of strangers on different doses, or waiting until your next appointment.
Zyptova is meant to be the thing in between. Aria knows your medication, your dose and your week. She remembers what worked for you last time. And she never pretends to be your doctor.
That last part was a deliberate choice. Zyptova will not tell you to change your dose, will not diagnose you, and will not rank your progress against anybody else's. Plenty of apps in this space do. This one does not.
Everything you log is yours on the free plan, for as long as you want it, and you can take it with you whenever you like. Premium is for the parts Aria writes and works out for you.
Cancel Premium whenever you like and the account stays. You drop back to the free plan with everything you have logged still there, and your export is never behind the paywall.
A companion app for people already prescribed a GLP‑1. You log shots, symptoms, food and weight, talk things through with Aria, and bring a clear summary to your appointments.
Yes. Logging, your full history, data export and Aria three days a week are free, with no card and no time limit. Premium is $12.99 a month or $79.99 a year and adds unlimited Aria, the written doctor visit summary and food tolerance insights.
Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, Rybelsus, Foundayo, Saxenda, Victoza and Trulicity, generic semaglutide and tirzepatide, and other GLP‑1s you add by name.
No. Zyptova never calculates, recommends or changes a dose. Aria can talk about side effects, what is commonly reported and what might help, and any question about your dose goes to your prescriber or pharmacist.
When Aria tells you something medical, the answer ends with Source links you can tap to read the original: FDA drug labels, MedlinePlus and NIH pages, the manufacturers' medication sites, and Mayo Clinic and Cleveland Clinic. Aria is not a doctor, so check with yours before any medical decision.
Zyptova is an iPhone app, on the App Store. There is no Android version yet.
Your data is encrypted in transit. Nothing you log is shared with researchers, drug makers or insurers, or sold to anyone, unless you opt in, and that includes statistics about groups of people. Opting in is off by default. The privacy policy has the details.
Cancel Premium any time and you drop back to the free plan with everything you logged still there. You can export your data, or delete your account and all of it, from the You tab.
Zyptova is a subscription software app. It does not sell, supply, prescribe, dispense, or ship medication or any physical product. It is not a pharmacy, a compounder, or a telehealth service, and there are no prescribers or clinicians on staff.
It's built for people who have already been prescribed a GLP‑1 by their own licensed healthcare provider. Aria is not a medical professional, and nothing in the app is medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always talk to your own prescriber before changing your medication, dose, or treatment plan.
Free to use, no card. Tell her what you are taking and she will be ready when the next question comes up.