Short answer: Alternatives to Shotsy include Haftra, Glapp, MeAgain and Pep. All five track GLP-1 doses and are on both the App Store and Google Play. Haftra works without an account and is available in six languages, including Turkish and Arabic; Shotsy and MeAgain have by far the most ratings. The right one depends on the feature, language and platform you need.

Disclosure: This article was written by the team that builds Haftra, so it is not a neutral source. For the other apps we used only what their own App Store pages said when we checked them on 17 October 2026. Prices and features change often, so check the store page before you download.

Comparison table

Languages come from each app's US App Store page; Android availability from its live Google Play listing.

App Languages Android
Haftra 6, incl. Turkish Yes
Shotsy 17, incl. Turkish Yes
Glapp 6, no Turkish Yes
MeAgain English only Yes
Pep 10, incl. Arabic Yes

Paid options listed on the US App Store:

App Paid options (USD)
Haftra $5.99 monthly, $39.99 yearly, $79.99 lifetime
Shotsy From $9.99 monthly, from $39.99 yearly
Glapp $4.99 weekly, $9.99 monthly, $39.99 yearly
MeAgain Options from $14.99 to $119.99
Pep Options from $9.99 to $39.99

All five are free to download; the paid plans unlock extra features.

User ratings

On the US App Store on 17 October 2026, Shotsy had 4.8 from 33,609 ratings and MeAgain 4.8 from 37,797. Glapp and Pep were at 4.7 with roughly a thousand ratings each. Haftra has no US ratings yet; its ratings are in the Turkish store, 4.8 from 20. A rating count tells you how widely an app is used, not whether it fits your needs.

What Shotsy offers

According to its store description, Shotsy logs weekly injections and daily pills, side effects, weight, calories, protein and water, draws an estimated medication level chart and works with Apple Health. It says data is stored on the device and synced between devices with iCloud. It is available in 17 languages.

Shotsy is a strong option. People who look for an alternative usually want one of these: the same record on Android and iPhone, an app that works without an account, prices in their local currency, or an app built around a language other than English.

What Haftra offers

  • Free dose log: date, time, site, dose, device and note. The dose interval is entered as your prescriber set it, from 1 to 90 days.
  • Free site rotation: six sites (right and left abdomen, thigh and upper arm); it remembers the last one and shows the next.
  • Free pen and vial stock: doses left and an in-use expiry countdown. These safety warnings are never paid.
  • Free cost tracking: cost per dose, per month and per year from your box price.
  • No account needed: without an account, records stay on your phone. With an account they are backed up on a server in the EU and synced between iPhone and Android.
  • With Haftra+: estimated medication level curve, weekly comparison report, one-page PDF summary for doctor appointments and a pharmacy refill reminder.
  • Platforms: iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch on the App Store; Android phones on Google Play. The Apple Watch app is iOS only.
  • Languages: English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French and Arabic.

Haftra is a tracker, not a medical device. It does not recommend a dose or set an interval; it records the plan your prescriber gave. The medication level curve is a model based on published half-lives, not a blood measurement.

Which one fits whom?

  • You use both iPhone and Android: pick an app that syncs through an account. In Haftra, the same account shows the same record on both.
  • You do not want an account: Haftra works without one. You can test any other app with the checklist in GLP-1 tracker without an account.
  • You want the most widely used app: Shotsy and MeAgain have the most ratings.
  • You want photo-based meal logging: Pep and MeAgain describe photo food logging in their store pages; in Haftra it is Haftra AI, part of Haftra+, and needs an account.
  • You read Turkish or Arabic: Haftra and Shotsy are listed in both; Pep is listed in Arabic.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good alternative to Shotsy?

Glapp, MeAgain, Pep and Haftra are all GLP-1 trackers on both the App Store and Google Play. Haftra works without an account and is available in six languages; MeAgain and Shotsy have the most ratings (17 October 2026).

Is Shotsy free?

Shotsy is free to download and lists monthly and yearly paid plans on the App Store. On the US store the monthly plan starts at $9.99 and the yearly plan at $39.99. Check the store page for the current price.

Is there a Shotsy alternative for Android?

Yes. Haftra, Glapp, MeAgain and Pep are all on Google Play, and so is Shotsy itself. Haftra's Android app shares the same account and records as its iPhone app.

Can I move my records from Shotsy to Haftra?

There is no automatic transfer between apps. When you switch, entering your last dose date, current dose and last injection site in Haftra is enough for the rotation and next-dose date to start correctly.

Is this comparison neutral?

No, the Haftra team wrote it. That is why we only report what each app's own store page says and make no claims beyond it. Read each app's store page and privacy policy before you decide.

Sources

Checked on 17 October 2026: