Shotsy App Review: What Is Free and What Shotsy+ Costs

Shotsy’s free tier is enough for a dose log with reminders, site rotation, side effects and a weight graph (Shotsy). Shotsy+ adds the medication-level chart and Apple Health import. In September 2026 it cost $9.99 to $19.99 a month or $39.99 to $59.99 a year in the US (listing), and from £7.09 a month in the UK (UK listing).

Key facts

• Rated 4.8 stars from about 32,400 US and 4,100 UK ratings on September 24, 2026 (US listing; UK listing).
• Body fat, lean body mass, waist and blood glucose are fields you fill in, added in version 3.2.0 in April 2026 (US listing).
• Family Sharing is supported, though the listing leaves open whether Shotsy+ can be shared (US listing).
• Records stay on your phone and sync through your own iCloud account (US listing).

Is the Shotsy app free?

Yes, for the everyday log. Shotsy’s own site lists shot and dose logging with reminders, injection-site rotation, side-effect logging and weight tracking as free, with no time limit (Shotsy). The estimated medication-level chart is in Shotsy+, and so is Apple Health sync on iPhone and Health Connect sync on Android.

The sync split matters if a smart scale already writes your weight to Apple Health. Shotsy+ imports weight, calories, protein and water automatically (US listing); on the free tier you type those numbers in.

How much does Shotsy cost?

Shotsy+ has three monthly and two yearly prices on the US App Store, and four monthly and two yearly prices in the UK (US listing; UK listing).

The listing labels each price only as monthly or yearly and does not say which offer it belongs to, so check the figure on Apple’s purchase screen before you confirm. At the lowest prices, 12 months at $9.99 comes to $119.88, against $39.99 for a year (US listing). The top US monthly price, $19.99, was the highest of the eight trackers in our GLP‑1 tracker app cost comparison, priced in September 2026.

The listing says Shotsy supports Family Sharing, with the note "some in-app purchases and subscriptions may be shareable" (US listing). It does not say whether Shotsy+ is one of them.

Is Shotsy worth it?

Shotsy+ is worth paying for if you want the level chart drawn from the doses you logged, or weight and food totals pulled in from Apple Health. Everything else on Shotsy’s own feature list is free (Shotsy). To see what the chart would add before you pay, the free GLP‑1 plotter draws an estimated curve for your dose and schedule.

Where Shotsy is strong

• The free features have no time limit, and they cover shots, reminders, sites, side effects and weight.
• It runs more than one medicine at a time, each on its own schedule, which suits anyone who takes a daily pill beside a weekly shot.
• It exports to PDF and CSV, and keeps your records on your phone.
• Since May 2026 it shows side effects per injection site.

Where it falls short

• The level chart and Apple Health import are Shotsy+.
• Body fat and lean mass are typed in, and the listing describes no way to measure them.
• Food logging covers calorie, protein and water totals, and the listing mentions no photo, barcode or food search.

In Pensday, the level curve that Shotsy charges for is drawn free from the doses you log, beside reminders and site rotation; Pensday Plus holds AI food scanning and the 3D body scan.

Medicines and features

Shotsy’s listing names Ozempic, Wegovy, the Wegovy pill, Mounjaro, Zepbound, Rybelsus, Saxenda, Victoza and Trulicity. It logs injections and daily pills, keeps a separate schedule for each medicine, and tracks side effects, weight, calories, protein and water (US listing).

Version 3.2.0, on April 28, 2026, added Foundayo (orforglipron), Wegovy 7.2 mg and fields for body fat, lean body mass, waist circumference and blood glucose (US listing). Injection Site Stats, with side effects per injection site, followed in 3.3.0 on May 26, and on September 15 version 3.3.9 put dose amounts in PDF exports and fixed CSV export dates (US listing).

Body fat and lean mass

Shotsy stores body fat and lean body mass only as numbers you enter. Its Apple Health import covers weight, calories, protein and water, so a body-fat reading from a smart scale, a DXA scan or another app has to be typed in by hand (US listing).

A weight graph alone mixes fat and lean tissue. In the SURMOUNT-1 body scans, lean mass was about a quarter of the weight lost on tirzepatide, 26% against 25% on placebo (Look et al., 2025).

Shotsy vs MeAgain

Both apps averaged 4.8 stars in September 2026, MeAgain from about 34,400 US ratings and Shotsy from 32,400 (MeAgain listing; Shotsy listing). They differ on food logging and on what the subscription covers. MeAgain calls its subscription Unlimited on the App Store and Premium on its own site (MeAgain).

MeAgain’s site says Premium includes shot and pill tracking, food logging by photo, barcode, voice or search, side-effect tracking, weight trends and progress photos (MeAgain). For meals and doses in one app, MeAgain is the closer fit, since Shotsy’s listing mentions no photo, barcode or food search.

Other Shotsy alternatives

GLPeak, Glippy and Pep draw the line between free and paid in different places, going by their US listings.

• GLPeak says its core dose, weight and symptom tracking is free with no ads, and GLPeak+ costs $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year after a 7-day trial (GLPeak listing).
• Glippy lists no in-app purchases and exports shots, weight and side effects to PDF or CSV (Glippy listing).
• Pep lists injection-site rotation, a medication-level estimate and an AI food scanner, with a Pep Pro subscription (Pep listing).

Of the three, only GLPeak also runs on Android, as Shotsy does (GLPeak).