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Shotcurve Keeps a GLP-1 Journey on One Curve

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A private iPhone app for logging GLP-1 shots, weight, measurements, protein, water, and fiber in one annotated chart.

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Shotcurve replaces a scattered health log with a single curve that marks dose changes, milestones, and a seven-day weight average. Its unusually clear privacy promise—no accounts, analytics, ads, or data collection—and pay-once pricing give the narrowly focused app a distinct point of view.

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