Keep your medication schedule and dose history in one place.

What does the GLP-1 medication tracker in Habits do?

Habits lets you:

• add a medication from the available list or create a custom entry;
• record the dosage you want to track;
• set a daily, weekly, monthly or custom schedule;
• choose medication reminder times;
• log a dose when you take it;
• see the next scheduled dose;
• review recent dose history;
• record side effects and look back at those entries;
• edit or remove medication records when needed.

Habits records the medication information you enter. It does not decide what medication or dose you should take.

Start with the schedule you want to keep track of.

When you add a medication, Habits guides you through the details needed to create the record.

Choose or create the medication

Select from the available medication list or create a custom entry.

Record the dosage

Enter the dosage you want shown in your Habits medication record.

Choose the schedule

Habits supports:

• Daily
• Weekly
• Monthly
• Custom

Choose reminders

Set the reminder times you want associated with that medication.

Important:
The schedule in Habits is a record you configure. Follow medication instructions from your prescribing healthcare professional.

Keep the next scheduled dose visible.

Once a medication schedule is configured, Habits shows a countdown to the next scheduled dose.

That gives you a simple place to check the date and timing you recorded without reconstructing the schedule yourself.

If your prescribed schedule changes, update the medication record in Habits so the tracker reflects the schedule you are actually following.

One tap to add the dose to your history.

When you take a dose, use the Log Dose action in Habits.

The app records the timestamp and adds the entry to your recent dose history.

That means the record is there later when you want to check when a dose was logged.

Look back without relying on memory.

Habits keeps a list of your recent logged doses.

Use the history when you want to check:

• which dose entries you recorded;
• when they were logged;
• how the current schedule has been recorded over time.

You can also edit or delete medication records when information needs to be changed.

Add reminders to the schedule you configured.

Habits lets you set local device reminders for each medication.

You can:

• choose reminder times;
• enable or disable reminders per medication;
• tap a medication notification to open the Medication area.

Once configured, the reminders are scheduled locally on the device and can work without an internet connection.

Supporting note:
A reminder can help keep a schedule visible, but it does not guarantee that a dose is taken.

Record what you noticed. Keep the record for later.

Habits includes side-effect logging inside the medication area.

Choose from the available side-effect list, add the entry and keep it in your history.

That can give you a clearer record of what you logged and when without trying to reconstruct several weeks from memory.

Habits does not diagnose a side effect, judge how serious it is or tell you how to treat it.

If you are worried about a symptom or medication reaction, contact an appropriate healthcare professional.

Give yourself something concrete to check later.

Medication tracking is useful when the question is simple:

• When did I log the last dose?
• What schedule did I save?
• What side effect did I record that week?
• What information will I want in front of me before an appointment?

Habits keeps those user-entered records together so you can check the history instead of relying only on memory.

It does not turn that history into medication advice.

Put medication in the daily checklist if you want it there.

Medication is one of the categories you can choose to show in the Habits Today checklist.

Tap it to move into the Medication area when you need to review or update your record.

If you prefer a smaller daily checklist, you can control which categories are shown.

Medication tracking works without AI.

You do not need to enable AI to use the core medication tracker.

If you do enable Habits AI, medication is one of the data categories you can control separately in the AI Privacy Dashboard.

You can:

• switch AI processing off entirely;
• allow or block AI access to medication data separately;
• review recorded AI data-access events.

Habits currently uses OpenAI models for its optional AI features. Relevant information from categories you allow may be processed to provide those features.

Use your recorded information when you need a broader summary.

Medication is included in Habits reporting.

Weekly report

The Free weekly report includes medication and hydration sections.

Expanded reporting

Pro expands weekly reporting across additional tracked categories.

Doctor Report PDF

Habits can create a formatted PDF from information recorded in your account that you can choose to share with a healthcare professional.

The report is not clinician-authored and does not provide medication recommendations.

About this page

Last updated: 20 August 2026

This page describes Habits medication-tracking functionality and is intended to explain how the product works. It does not provide medication instructions or treatment advice.

For health education and medical information, use appropriate professional or authoritative health sources rather than this product page.