microd0se

For people on Wegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro, Zepbound

Read your
body.

microd0se turns the doses you take, the weight you weigh, and the symptoms you feel into a pattern you can read. Not a chart at a doctor's office. Not an ad for a drug. A field notebook for the body you live in.

Join the iOS or Android waitlist. We'll send the download link as soon as each store approves microd0se.

We'll email you when the app is approved for your platform.

microd0se home screen: estimated Tirzepatide levels at 3.65 mg, with a half-life chart curving from May 10 through May 31, on an Amber to Green gradient.

The week, at a glance

Cravings dip on
day three.

One scroll on the home screen and the week is in front of you: which days had food noise, when nausea hit, where your weight is going, how you slept. Not a dashboard. The same field notebook, read sideways.

The home details below the dipped sheet: medication summary, weight 246.2 lb of 225 lb goal, and a Cravings heatmap showing morning and afternoon by day of week.

Food noise

Cravings, by time of day

A dot per slot of the day. Bigger dots mean louder noise. Empty cells stripe themselves so you see the gap, never miss it.

Symptoms section showing Nausea, Diarrhea, Abdominal pain, and Heartburn rows across a week, plus the sleep stage chart for May 19 with Awake, REM, Core, and Deep tracks.

Symptoms

Intensity as opacity

Nausea, diarrhea, abdominal pain, heartburn. A fuller pill means a heavier day. No red, ever. Severity is how dense the row is, not how loud.

Shot day shouldn't feel like paperwork. Recording shouldn't either.

A bottom sheet titled Record Weight with a dial showing 188.0 pounds, plus and minus stepper buttons, and a Save weight pill.

Recording weight

A dial scale you can swipe through. No keyboard, no decimal hunt. The shape of the gesture is the shape of the number.

A bottom sheet titled Severe with chips for Sweets, Salty, Carbs, Savory, Fatty, a waveform slider set near Extreme, and a Save button.

Recording food noise

Pick what you're craving, set how loud it is on a five-step waveform. The slider is the metaphor: minor to extreme, drawn.

A calendar view for May 2026 with colored markers under shot days, a record for the next Tirzepatide shot, and entries for weight and Tirzepatide doses.

History

Calendar that remembers every entry. Scroll back to the week you started, read forward. The shot you took six months ago is two taps away.

The same medication-level chart in a Cyan to Lime gradient, showing the user's selected scheme propagates through the home screen.

The chart is the product

Not a number.
A half-life.

Every dose you record is rendered as the curve your body is actually walking: up sharply on shot day, decaying over the half-life of the medication you're on, ready for the next dose. Tap any day, see what you were holding then.

The number on top is what you have right now. The shape below it is the answer to "why does today feel like this."

Ten skies

You pick the weather.

The hero on your home screen is a sky you choose. Ten gradient schemes ship with microd0se, named for the air they read like. The same scheme tints the tab bar, the food-noise dots, the symptom rows. Pick the one that fits how you read your body, and the app follows.

Estimated

Tirzepatide
levels

Your medication level is estimated from your recorded doses.

3.65mg

Amber / Green

Hover or tap a scheme to preview.

The honest defaults

Three things microd0se is not.

01

Not a clinical chart.

No EHR palettes, no red alerts, no severity language. A bad week of nausea is still a calm screen. The app absorbs hard news; it does not amplify it.

02

Not a pharma site.

No smiling stock-photo patients, no glossy injectable hero, no brand-disclaimer footer pretending to be reassurance. The app is yours, not a drug company's brochure.

03

Not a leaderboard.

Your weight is not a high score. Your symptoms are not a streak. The app reads your body the way you would, given enough quiet to see the pattern.

microd0se makes a GLP-1 user fluent in their own body. The doses you take, the weight you weigh, the symptoms you feel, the cravings you hear: each one a stroke of the curve. The app is the field notebook. The pattern is yours.