Get more out of your GLP‑1 treatment, one dose at a time.
MounAI is your GLP‑1 companion, on good days and bad. It brings your doses, meals, weight, and side effects together in one place, connecting the dots so you understand what's happening instead of guessing.
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MounAI tracks and informs. It isn't medical advice and doesn't replace your doctor.
Your shots, meals, and side effects, actually tracked.
No calorie shaming. No streak you have to protect. Just the numbers and patterns worth watching while you're on a GLP‑1, and nothing you're not.
Never lose track of a shot
Log each dose, rotate your injection sites, and always know when the next one is due.
Log meals in seconds
Snap a photo, say it out loud, or tap quick‑add. MounAI works out the protein, fiber, and water on its own.
Get your questions answered anytime
Side effects, meals, what to expect after your next step‑up. A clear answer, no runaround.
See past the scale
Your weight shows up next to protein, muscle-protective habits, and the signs a number alone never shows.
Nausea, fatigue, and other side effects go in with a quick 0–10 slide. The app timestamps each one, so the pattern is easy to spot and easy to show your care team.
A companion that already knows your week.
The question that turns into a worried 2am search. Ask it in plain words, any hour. MounAI already knows your dose, your symptoms, and what you ate this week, so the answer is about you and not about everyone.
Grounded in your own data
Side effects, meals & plateaus
Plain-spoken, never judgment
MounAI offers supportive information, not medical advice. For anything urgent or out of the ordinary, talk to your care team.
Your weight, doses, and side effects, week by week.
Every shot, symptom, and weigh-in builds into a weekly summary you can actually read. And hand to your doctor when it counts.
Never miss a dose
See what follows what
A trend built for the long run
How MounAI works
MounAI is an informational and tracking assistant, not a medical device and not a healthcare provider. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or change your dose. What it shares is drawn from official medication leaflets and published clinical research — but it can't account for your full medical history, so every treatment decision stays with your prescribing clinician.
Where our information comes from
MounAI's information is drawn from official medication leaflets and manufacturer package inserts, along with published clinical research, and is updated as that guidance changes.
If you're having a medical emergency, contact your local emergency services — don't rely on the app.
The straight answers, before you ask.
What MounAI does with your treatment, your data, and your safety. No fine print.
Nausea happens because GLP‑1 medications slow down digestion and act on appetite centers in the brain, not because anything is wrong. It's commonly reported in the first few days after a new dose or a step-up, often peaking around day 1–3 before easing. Smaller, lower-fat meals and sipping water slowly tend to help. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist if it's severe or doesn't ease.
Rotate between your abdomen, front thighs, and upper arms, using a different spot each week — many people move clockwise around the same general area. Rotation helps prevent the skin irritation, lumps, and thickened tissue that can build up from injecting the same spot repeatedly. Your pharmacist can show you the technique during your first fill.
Plateaus are a normal, expected part of GLP‑1 treatment, not a sign that the medication has stopped working. Weight loss is rarely linear — the body adjusts metabolically over time, and a stretch of weeks with little scale movement is common, especially before a dose step-up. Non-scale changes like energy, sleep, or how clothes fit often keep shifting through a plateau.
Prioritizing protein at every meal is commonly recommended while on a GLP‑1, since reduced appetite makes it easy to under-eat and lose muscle along with fat. The right daily target varies a lot from person to person, so it's worth setting one with your doctor or a dietitian rather than following a general number. Spreading protein across the day also tends to sit better with a slower stomach.
Fatigue and constipation are both commonly reported on GLP‑1 medications, often tied to eating less overall and slower digestion. Steady hydration, fiber from food rather than supplements alone, gentle movement, and consistent protein and calorie intake are frequently mentioned as helpful. Persistent constipation, unusual fatigue, or anything that feels severe is worth flagging to your doctor or pharmacist rather than managing alone.
No, MounAI is not a substitute for medical advice. It helps you track and understand your treatment, but it does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace your doctor or pharmacist. Any decision about your medication or dose belongs with your care team.
Yes, your health data is private by default. We never sell your data or share it with advertisers, and you can export or permanently delete everything you've tracked at any time, directly from the app.
No, the AI companion does not give medical advice. It shares plain, supportive information grounded in what you've logged. For anything urgent or out of the ordinary, it points you back to your care team.
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