Track the shot. Keep the record. Bring the proof.
DoseGlass makes the stressful parts calmer: user-entered bottle math, shot logs, inventory, reminders, missed-dose notes, and provider-ready exports in one private place. No protocols. No sourcing. No medical advice.
Example arithmetic result. Verify label.
Local-first bottle math, dose log, inventory, reminders, CSV, summary, and emergency card.
Android follows after the review-safe mobile lane is validated. No Play availability claim yet.
Native iOS status stays build- and review-gated. App Store link appears only after approval.
Provider visit packet, audit trail, and privacy proof.
The product proof is intentionally plain where it matters: every record is patient-entered, every calculation shows its inputs, and the export says what it is before a clinician or pharmacist sees it.
Label check, syringe check, amount source, and duplicate warning must be visible before a log is saved.
No app account, no app ads, no in-app analytics, no health data sale, and clear export/delete paths in the current MVP. Public website analytics are separate from dose records.
Web app is available now. iOS is coming soon. Google Play remains planned until the Android lane is validated.
Use DoseGlass for arithmetic and records only. A qualified clinician or pharmacist must answer dosing questions.
The app cannot confirm a vial, pen, label, pharmacy, compound, source, legality, or safety.
For severe symptoms, allergic reactions, or possible dosing mistakes, contact emergency services or a professional immediately.
What DoseGlass gives you today.
No vague pro tier. No protocol bait. The free core is a local-first record layer for vial math, dose history, inventory, reminder context, and provider handoff.
Function: calculates from user-entered vial, water, told amount, and syringe fields. Benefit: keeps the arithmetic visible so you can verify it against the label or a professional.
Function: records date, site, amount, reaction, notes, reminders, and missed-dose context. Benefit: cleaner appointment history than scattered screenshots.
Function: tracks vial, pen, BUD, lot note, and remaining amount records. Benefit: less guessing about what is on hand.
Function: CSV, copyable provider summary, and emergency/adverse-event card. Benefit: faster handoff to a clinician or pharmacist.
Function: Android package is prepared; iOS and watchOS are separate native build lanes. Benefit: availability claims wait for platform testing and review.
Function: no dose recommendations, protocols, sourcing, vendor links, disease claims, or compound validation. Benefit: safer boundaries for users and reviewers.
Everything you need, nothing you do not.
DoseGlass stays focused on the pain people actually have: unit confusion, vial inventory, missed records, site rotation, and clean provider handoffs. No diet diary. No protocol engine. No vendor funnel.
Vial math helper
Enter your own label values and see the fluid amount plus the mark to find on U-100, U-40, tuberculin, or custom syringes.
Dose log
Record dates, sites, reactions, reminder context, missed-dose notes, and user-entered amounts for consistency.
Inventory
Track vials, strengths, volumes, expiration notes, and remaining amounts.
Verify before save
Label checks, duplicate-log warnings, unit-family alerts, and site rotation memory aids.
Provider export
Export CSV, provider summaries, missed-dose context, and emergency cards without creating an account.
Syringe Calculator
Example only. Verify label.
Shot Log
Inventory
Your data. Your rules.
DoseGlass is privacy-first by design. No accounts. No cloud sync in the MVP. No tracking. Your records stay on your device.
Legal & Safety Center.
Clear boundaries for a health-adjacent utility: no medical advice, no sourcing, no protocols, no hidden data collection, and no claims that DoseGlass verifies any product or calculation.
Open legal centerSearch-ready guides without sketchy advice.
These pages are built for people searching GLP tracking, peptide logs, vial math, workouts, and provider-ready records, while staying out of dosing protocols and sourcing.
GLP-1 tracking
How to keep clean records for GLP meds, injection sites, inventory, and appointment notes.
Open guidePeptide tracking
A safer recordkeeping approach for user-entered compound names without protocol claims.
Open guideVial math
Why units, milliliters, milligrams, and syringe markings get confusing.
Open guideInjection log
What to track after each shot: date, site, reaction, notes, inventory, and export fields.
Open guideWorkout records
Keep exercise context beside your log without turning the app into a diet platform.
Open guideProvider export
Build a clean record that is easier to review than screenshots and scattered notes.
Open guideGet the launch notice.
Join the list for web, Android, iOS, and Apple Watch availability. Android, iOS, and Watch access are not promised until their review and testing lanes clear. No protocol content. No sourcing emails. Just product updates.
Designed by the same minds building practical web apps across overlooked markets.
DoseGlass is part of the Below Zero Media product bench: focused tools for operators, creators, athletes, landowners, logistics teams, and niche communities that need software without noise.