Comparison
Cafeity vs Shotsy vs MeAgain: which GLP-1 tracker fits you?
Three of the GLP-1 trackers people most often weigh up, compared feature by feature from their own App Store listings. Each is built around a different idea of what a tracker is for, so the right one depends on what you want it to do — and none of them is right for everyone.
The three apps
App icons from each app's App Store listing, shown to identify the apps. Trademarks belong to their owners.
The short answer
- Choose Shotsy if you want the lowest yearly price of the three, the app in your own language (its listing names 17), and your data kept on your device and in your own iCloud.
- Choose MeAgain if you want progress photos, a companion character and planning features, or you use an older iPhone (it supports iOS 16.4 and later).
- Choose Cafeity if you want a one-page Visit Summary for your prescriber, no tracking or ads, symptoms and bowel changes in your own words, and an app that never comments on doses or interprets symptoms and can hide weight numbers.
Side by side
| Cafeity | Shotsy | MeAgain | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free to download; Cafeity Pro $12.99 a month or $79.99 a year, with a free trial | Free to download; in-app purchases $9.99, $14.99 or $19.99 a month and $39.99 or $59.99 a year | Free to download; "Unlimited" purchases listed from $14.99 to $119.99; some features need a subscription |
| iPhone requirement | iOS 17 or later | iOS 18 or later | iOS 16.4 or later |
| Languages | English | 17 languages | English |
| Dose log | One tap to repeat, with injection-site rotation and full history | Injections or daily pills; several medicines at once, each with its own schedule | Shots and pills, dose timing and injection sites |
| Estimated medication level | The Cycle View (Pro), labelled on screen as an estimate | Charts its listing says are based on peer-reviewed clinical data | "Medication-level context between doses" |
| Food | Photo scan, search, barcode and quick-add | Calories and protein; imports from Apple Health | Photo, barcode and search |
| Protein, fibre, water | Yes — protein and water front and centre | Protein and water | Protein, fibre and water |
| Side effects | Symptoms, appetite, bowel changes, mood and sleep, in your own words, with severity | Side effects | Nausea, constipation, reflux, fatigue and custom symptoms, with timing, severity and notes |
| Progress photos | No | Not mentioned in its listing | Yes, with "Journey Cards" |
| Report for your doctor | Visit Summary: a one-page PDF you choose the contents of (unlimited with Pro) | Its App Store screenshots advertise sharing results with your doctor | "Clearer notes to discuss with your healthcare provider" |
| AI | Ora (Pro) describes your own record; optional, with separate consent | Not mentioned in its listing | An "Ask anything" companion appears in its screenshots |
| Goal dates | A pace setting shows the date your chosen weekly pace would reach your goal; no forecasts of your results | None mentioned in its listing | Its screenshots show a personalised plan with a target date |
| Tracking (App Store label) | None declared | None declared | Identifiers and usage data "may be used to track you" |
| Where your log is kept | Your Cafeity account (a Supabase database with row-level security) and your device; not iCloud | Your device, synced through your own iCloud, according to its listing | Collected and linked to your identity, according to its privacy label |
| Medicine names | Generic names only | Brand names throughout its listing | Brand names throughout its listing |
Where Shotsy is ahead
Price and reach. Shotsy's yearly plans start at $39.99 against Cafeity's $79.99, it is available in 17 languages, and it tracks several medicines with separate schedules. Its listing says your data is stored on your device and synced through Apple's iCloud, and its App Store privacy label declares no tracking and no data linked to your identity — a strong privacy position on paper.
Where MeAgain is ahead
Breadth and personality. MeAgain combines food logging by photo, barcode and search with progress photos, "Journey Cards", widgets and a companion character, and it runs on iPhones back to iOS 16.4. If you want an app that plans with you and keeps you company, it leans further that way than either of the others.
Where Cafeity is different
Cafeity is built as a record for your prescriber rather than a coach. The Visit Summary turns any period of your log into one page; Ora describes your own record and every number it states is calculated from what you logged; and the app will never recommend or adjust a dose or interpret a symptom. Weight can be shown as a trend or with the numbers hidden, streaks are optional, and it uses generic medicine names only. Your health data is never used for advertising or tracking, and there are no ad or attribution SDKs in the app.
What they look like
Shotsy's and MeAgain's images are reproduced from their App Store listings for comparison; we chose ones that show no medicine brand names or doses, in line with this site's editorial policy.
How to choose
- If cost decides it, compare yearly plans: Shotsy's start lowest. All three are free to download.
- If your appointments are the point, look at what each app hands your prescriber. Cafeity's Visit Summary is one page you control.
- If privacy decides it, read each App Store privacy label and privacy policy yourself. Shotsy's label declares no tracking and no linked data; MeAgain's declares tracking; Cafeity declares no tracking and keeps your log in your own account.
- If you want photos and motivation, MeAgain does the most.
- If you are moving between apps, export first: see how to export your GLP-1 logs.
For deeper one-to-one comparisons, see Cafeity vs Shotsy and Cafeity vs MeAgain.
Not affiliated
Cafeity is an independent product, not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Shotsy, MeAgain or any pharmaceutical manufacturer. All trademarks belong to their owners. This comparison was written by the Cafeity team, so weigh it accordingly and check each app's listing yourself.
Where these claims come from
- Cafeity on the App Store version 1.1.0, updated 28 September 2026; read 2026-10-02
- Shotsy on the App Store version 3.3.9, updated 15 September 2026; read 2026-10-02
- MeAgain on the App Store version 2.3.0, updated 10 September 2026; read 2026-10-02
- Cafeity privacy policy where Cafeity stores data and who processes it
- Apple: App privacy details what "tracking" and "linked to you" mean on a label