This addendum applies to GLP1 Tracker – Glo and Peptide Plus, and forms part of our Terms of Service. Where this addendum and those Terms differ about either app, this addendum governs. Below, “the app” means whichever of the two you are using.
Last updated: 7 October 2026
1. What these apps are
GLP1 Tracker and Peptide Plus are personal record-keeping tools. They store what you choose to enter — what you took, when, how much was left in a pen or vial, your weight, how you felt — and perform arithmetic on the numbers you type. They do not independently know what product you possess, what its physical label says, what instructions you received, what you actually took, what is in your body or whether an entry is accurate. Neither is a medical device, neither monitors you or makes clinical decisions, and neither diagnoses, treats, cures or prevents any condition.
2. They do not advise you
Nothing in either app is medical advice, and using one creates no doctor–patient or professional relationship or duty to monitor or intervene. The app never recommends, suggests or selects a dose, a medicine, a compound or a combination, and it never tells you to change a dose. Every dose recorded in it is a number you entered, not a prescription or dosing direction.
3. Where the numbers on your schedule come from
In GLP1 Tracker, the dose schedule is pre-filled from the approved prescribing information published by the manufacturer of the medicine you select. It is general reference material, not your prescription, and is not selected, approved or reviewed for you by a clinician; it may be incomplete, outdated, erroneous or inapplicable to your brand, strength, formulation, indication or delivery device. The app asks you to confirm that it matches what your prescriber told you before treating it as yours, and you can replace it with your own at any time. Before recording or relying on it, compare it with current directions personally provided by your qualified prescriber or pharmacist, your current prescription and pharmacy label, and the instructions and warnings accompanying the physical product. Those sources control over the app, and only your qualified healthcare professional can decide your dose or when to change it.
In Peptide Plus, reference profiles are compiled from published sources and carry citations. They are not reviewed by a clinician, may be incomplete, inaccurate or out of date, and are not a recommendation to take anything. Citations are provided for convenience only, and we do not verify or endorse the sources cited. The inclusion of any compound in either app does not mean it is safe, effective, lawful or appropriate for you.
4. Estimates, ranges and projections are models, not measurements
Where the app shows an estimated medication level, it is a model built from pharmacokinetic data published for that medicine and from the doses you logged. It is not a measurement of anything in your body and must not be used to time, size or skip a dose. Trial ranges and pace projections apply published averages to the numbers you entered; they describe what happened to other people in a study, and are not a prediction of your result.
Body-mass index, where the app shows it, is arithmetic on the height and weight you entered. Neither the number nor the category it falls into is a diagnosis, and neither is a measure of your health, treatment target or individualized recommendation.
5. A missed dose is your decision
The app records that a scheduled dose was not logged, and shows you when the next one is due. It does not tell you whether to take a missed dose or skip it. Your medicine’s label says what to do about a missed dose, and the answer depends on how close your next one is. Check the label or ask your prescriber, and never take two doses to catch up.
6. Where you inject
The app records which site you used and how long ago, and orders the list by which you have used least recently. That ordering is arithmetic on your own entries. It is not clinical guidance, it knows nothing about your skin, your body or your medicine, and it is not a recommendation to inject anywhere in particular. The rest period it displays is one fixed interval applied to every site, not a judgement about yours. Where and how to inject is covered by your medicine’s label and by whoever trained you — follow them, not the app.
7. What you log about how you feel
You can record symptoms and their severity, your mood and your energy. We do not receive or read them. They are not sent to your prescriber, and logging something in the app is not the same as telling a clinician about it. Use of the app in no way replaces updating and consulting your physician about symptoms.
Where the app points out that you have logged the same symptom several times, or that one weekday looks worse than the others, it is counting your own entries and nothing more. That is not a diagnosis and not a side-effect assessment. It cannot tell whether a symptom comes from your medicine, and it will not tell you what to do about it.
8. Not everything you can record is an approved medicine
A product you can record here may not be approved by any regulator for human use — including compounded preparations and substances still in clinical trials — and its legal status varies by country and may change. You are responsible for the legality of what you obtain and use, and for deciding whether to use it at all.
9. Calculations depend entirely on your inputs
Where the app performs reconstitution or concentration arithmetic, or converts a dose into a syringe volume or into units, it multiplies the figures you supplied — the amount in the pen or vial, any water you added, the dose you chose, the syringe you use. It cannot detect a mistyped figure, a mislabelled vial, or a syringe of a different standard. Check every calculation against the pen, vial and syringe in your hand before acting on it.
The same applies to any count of how much you have left, and to any date the app gives for when you will run out: both subtract what you logged from what you told the app you had. Neither knows what is actually in your fridge. The app does not verify information you enter, select, import, synchronize or confirm. Records and outputs may be wrong, incomplete, duplicated, omitted, delayed, lost or inconsistent because of input or transcription mistakes, decimal points, wrong products, formulations, concentrations or units, time-zone or device-clock changes, failed or incomplete synchronization, software or database errors, rounding or unit conversion. Review, maintain and independently verify your records.
10. When the app warns you, and when it says nothing
The app sometimes compares two things you entered and points out that they differ — a site used recently, a weigh-in long overdue. In GLP1 Tracker it also tells you when a dose you are logging is not the one on your schedule. Those comparisons are conveniences, not safety checks.
So silence means nothing. If no warning appears, that is not confirmation that a dose, a site or a timing is right or safe for you. The app has no way to know that, and it is not checking.
11. Reminders are not guaranteed
Notifications depend on your device and its operating system, and may be delayed, silenced, repeated or not delivered at all. Do not rely on the app to tell you to do anything, and never take a dose because a notification appeared without first checking your own log.
12. Not for emergencies
If you feel unwell, contact a healthcare professional. In an emergency, call your local emergency number. The app does not monitor you and cannot summon help.
13. Your decisions are yours
You accept that decisions about what to take, how much and when are yours alone, made at your own risk, and that you should take them with a qualified healthcare professional. You knowingly and voluntarily assume all risks of self-administering any substance, including ones not approved for human use, and of relying on any record, calculation, estimate or reference material in the app. To the fullest extent permitted by law, you release Pretty Boa Media Ltd and its affiliates, officers, employees and licensors from any claim arising from those decisions or that reliance.
14. Adults only
The app is for people aged 18 or over.
15. Trademarks
All product and brand names are the property of their respective owners. Neither app is affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any manufacturer, and naming a product describes only what you can record.
16. Warranties and liability
The warranty disclaimers, limitation of liability and indemnity in our Terms of Service apply in full to both apps and to everything in this addendum.
17. Changes and acceptance
We may update, correct or remove any reference content, schedule, calculation or feature at any time without notice, and we may update this addendum by posting a new version. By using either app you confirm that you have read and accept this addendum, and continuing to use an app after an update means you accept the updated version.