Oral GLP-1

The GLP-1 you swallow, tracked properly.

A daily tablet is a different rhythm from a weekly shot: more chances to miss, tighter timing, and a streak that actually means something. Lumara treats it that way.

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  • Oral semaglutide
  • Daily tablet
  • Dose steps
  • Reminders
  • Adherence
The Lumara Today screen on a weekly GLP-1 protocol — the next shot due, the estimated level curve, and a weight trend.
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How it works

Three steps, about two minutes.

Almost every GLP-1 tracker was designed around one event a week, then bolted on a daily option. It shows: reminders that assume you have six days of slack, adherence maths that barely notices a gap, dose steps modelled as months apart. A tablet you take every morning under conditions your label specifies is a different job, and it deserves a record built for it.

  1. Download

    Free, no card. Your trial starts inside the app.

  2. Add your GLP-1

    Pick your compound and your current dose. Titration steps and reminders set themselves up.

  3. See the trend

    Connect Apple Health or Health Connect and watch weight, sleep and HRV line up against your shots.

Dose steps

A daily rhythm, and a streak that means something.

Set the reminder for the time your provider and your label specify and Lumara fires it on the device, offline, in the right time zone. Adherence is calculated over the days you were actually meant to take it, so a run of consistent mornings is visible — and so is the week it slipped.

  • Log a step-up in one tap; history stays intact
  • Reminders that re-time themselves when you cross time zones
  • Injection-site rotation map so you never double up
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Estimated levels

No curve here, and we will say so.

The estimated levels chart is shown for injectable protocols with a published half-life. It is not shown for daily oral protocols, because a model we cannot stand behind is worse than no model. Everything else — dose steps, reminders, adherence, outcomes — works exactly the same.

  • A curve built from the doses you actually logged
  • See at a glance whether you're mid-week steady or nearing your next shot
  • Titration steps show up as visible changes in the curve

A model, not a measurement. This is an approximation from your own dose history — it is not a blood test, carries no clinical units, and is never a recommendation. Only your provider can interpret your actual levels.

The Lumara levels screen for a weekly GLP-1 — an estimated circulating-level curve across several weeks with the next dose marked.
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Everything in the app

One app for the whole
of what you take.

The reminding, the logging, the remembering and the paperwork — in one place, on iPhone and Android.

Hands at a kitchen counter beside an unlabelled vial, a capped syringe and a handwritten notepad.
Lumara's Today screen: five doses today, a due-now card for Vitamin B12 with a slide-to-log control, and the week's dose history with one dose missed on Monday.

Today, and what's due

The day's doses in one list, logged with a slide, and the week behind you — taken, missed and skipped.

Lumara notification settings, with separate switches for dose reminders, refill and inventory alerts, and clinic messages.

Reminders that fire on time

A nudge at the time you set for every dose, plus refill, expiry and lab reminders. Scheduled on the phone, so they arrive with no signal.

The Lumara daily check-in, rating energy, mood, sleep quality and overall side effects on a 1–5 selector.

A daily check-in in seconds

Rate energy, mood, sleep and side effects on a 1–5 scale and tag any symptoms. Ten seconds a day is what makes a trend.

A Lumara weight entry of 181 lbs above 7-day, 30-day, 90-day and 1-year range chips and the trend line for the range shown.

Weight and symptoms, on a schedule

Log a weigh-in and how you have been feeling, with a daily or weekly reminder to do it. Both land on the same timeline as your doses.

A Lumara progress card: 130 of 154 doses taken in the last 30 days — 84% of the doses that were due — broken into taken, missed and skipped.

Progress, not just a streak

Every dose taken and missed, day by day and medicine by medicine, with your weight and check-in trends over the same weeks.

Vial tracking, circulating-level charts and the provider report are on the paid plans.

The daily oral GLP-1, and how it differs from the shot

Oral semaglutide is the same molecule as the injectable, taken as a daily tablet rather than a weekly injection, and it steps upward through fixed doses in the same way. The FDA label sets specific conditions for when and how it is taken — those conditions are part of the prescription, not a preference, so follow the label and your provider rather than a schedule an app suggests. Lumara's job is to remind you at the time you were told and to record what actually happened.

Dose steps as published in the FDA label. Your provider sets your actual plan.
StartStepsMaintenance
Oral semaglutide (tablet)3 mg daily7 mg after ~30 daysup to 14 mg daily

What people usually find worth tracking

  • Nausea and appetite, day by day rather than "generally fine"
  • Vomiting, diarrhoea or constipation, and how they sit relative to a dose day
  • Fatigue and sleep in the 48 hours after a shot
  • Injection-site soreness, and which site it followed
  • Weight and waist on the same cadence you already weigh yourself

Lumara records what you enter and shows it beside your dose history. It does not assess symptoms, and it never advises. Anything new, severe or persistent is a conversation with your provider — not with an app.

Sources

Product information as of 5 September 2026.

Trust, built in

Your protocol is nobody's
business but yours.

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Yours to take with you — export as CSV, or delete it all from inside the app

Questions

Good to know.

Yes. Daily oral protocols log the same way as injectables, with their own reminders, dose steps and adherence — calculated over the days you were due, not over weeks.

The estimated levels chart is shown for injectable protocols with a published half-life. Rather than approximate a curve we cannot stand behind, Lumara shows none for daily oral protocols. Everything else works identically.

Yes, and it fires on the device without a signal and re-times itself when you cross time zones. Set it for the time your provider and your label specify — Lumara reminds you of your plan, it does not write one.

Log the change against the same protocol and your history carries across, so the months before the switch stay readable. Once you are on an injectable, the estimated levels curve becomes available from that point onward.

Oral semaglutide is the same molecule as injectable semaglutide, taken by a different route on a daily rather than weekly schedule, with its own dose ladder and its own label conditions. Which is appropriate for you is a conversation with your provider.

Your data is encrypted on your device, backups are encrypted, and we never sell data or show ads. Export or delete everything from inside the app.

No. Lumara is a tracking and education tool. It doesn't prescribe, diagnose, or replace your provider's guidance.

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Lumara is a tracking and education tool. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always follow your provider's instructions.