Skip to content

Checked on 10 October 2026

Claritide vs Glapp.

We make Claritide. Looking beyond Glapp? Claritide is a strong alternative for iPhone users who want GLP-1 and peptide tracking, blend calculations and personal progress in one place.

Why choose Claritide?

Claritide keeps your vial’s strength, syringe mark and remaining supply together. Add progress photos, side-effect logs and a one-page report, and you have a useful record for both your daily routine and your next appointment.

The same app handles peptide blends as one vial with each compound accounted for. Glapp offers free GLP-1 vial tracking on iPhone, Android and the web; the comparison below shows what each includes.

This is a comparison of published features, checked on 10 October 2026. We did not install or pay for Glapp.

Vial inventory is available in both

Glapp records each vial’s concentration, remaining supply and the date from its label. Linking a logged shot to a vial updates the balance. Those supply tools are included in its free tracking.

Claritide updates supply as you log and keeps the syringe mark for your entered dose with the vial record. It also supports peptide blends. You can track GLP-1s and peptides together without keeping separate supply logs.

Sources: glapp.io, GLP-1 vial tracker page · glapp.io, free GLP-1 tracker page

The calculation is part of the decision

Glapp offers dose calculators. Its vial guide directs readers to a separate calculator and then back to the tracker; its home page describes built-in calculators. We have not tested that workflow in the app, so we would not base a switching decision on that distinction alone.

In Claritide, the saved vial strength feeds the draw mark in your dose view. You can also try the free Claritide calculator in a browser before installing anything.

Sources: glapp.io, GLP-1 vial tracker page · glapp.io · glapp.io, calculators

What makes paying for Claritide worthwhile?

Claritide brings the details of your routine into one record: blend math, vial supply, side effects, photos kept on your iPhone and a printable summary for your doctor. Try it with your current vial and see how those tools fit your day.

Claritide has a monthly or annual subscription and a 7-day trial for eligible subscribers. Glapp Max adds progress reports and predictions to Glapp’s free tools. Both apps show estimated levels; those charts are estimates, not measurements from a blood test.

Sources: glapp.io, free GLP-1 tracker page · glapp.io

The details, side by side.

US App Store prices can include older or discounted offers. Check the current paywall. “Not stated” means the sources did not describe a feature; the app may still have it.

  • Claritide

    Ours

    What it tracks
    Peptides and GLP-1s: vials, pens and blends
    Units to draw from a vial
    Yes: the mark on a U-100 syringeNo mark for doses in IU
    What is left in each vial
    Yes: doses left, run-out and discard dates
    Progress photos and levels chart
    BothPhotos stay on your iPhone
    Report for your doctor
    One page, to print or save as a PDF
    Data used to track you (App Store label)
    NonePlans, doses and vials are encrypted on your iPhone before they sync
    Price
    $14.99 a month or $59.99 a year7-day free trial for eligible subscribers. No free version.
    Platforms
    iPhone only
    App Store rating
    New, no ratings yet
  • Glapp

    Glapp, Inc.

    What it tracks
    GLP-1s: pens and vials
    Units to draw from a vial
    Yes, in separate calculatorsIts vial guide describes a separate calculator; the home page calls it built-in
    What is left in each vial
    Yes, freeWhat is left, and the date on the label
    Progress photos and levels chart
    Levels chart, freePhotos not stated
    Report for your doctor
    Progress reports with MaxPrintable or PDF export not stated
    Data used to track you (App Store label)
    None
    Price
    Free planGlapp Max: $4.99 a week, $9.99 a month or $39.99 a year
    Platforms
    iPhone, Android, web
    App Store rating
    4.7 from 988 ratings

The tracking row repeats developer-submitted App Store labels. “None” in that category does not mean no data is collected. Read how Claritide handles your data.

Try it with your own routine.

Start with your current vial and the schedule you already follow. Claritide keeps the syringe calculation, remaining supply and dose log together, so you can see how it fits your day.

Try Claritide free for 7 days if eligible. Then $59.99/year or $14.99/month, depending on your plan. Subscription renews automatically unless canceled. The web calculator needs no account.

A few more questions.

Is Glapp’s vial tracker free?

Yes. Glapp says vial and pen inventory are part of its free core tracking. Claritide’s app requires a subscription after any eligible trial.

Why choose Claritide for GLP-1 tracking?

Choose it if you want the syringe mark, vial supply, progress photos and a printable report in one iPhone app. It also supports peptide blends. There is no AI assistant.

Can I transfer my Glapp records automatically?

No. Claritide has no direct Glapp importer. Keep your previous records, then enter your current plan and remaining supply. Claritide imports its own backup format.

Check the sources.

Claritide’s feature descriptions come from our app and product documentation. See our pricing and privacy policy.

Bring your vial math, GLP-1 or peptide tracking and progress together. Give Claritide a try. Get Claritide for iPhone.