Weight & Mounjaro

Track your weight during Mounjaro treatment

Log your weight, watch the trend and measure your real progress from day one of treatment. André shows you the complete picture.

Download André — Free

Monitor your weight on Mounjaro — clearly

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Quick logging
Log your weight in seconds. André saves the date and adds it to your history automatically.
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Progress chart
See how your weight changes week by week. The chart shows the real trend, not just today's number.
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Starting vs. current weight
Always visible: what you weighed when you started and how much you have lost. Data-driven motivation.
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Weight-dose correlation
André cross-references your weight with dose changes. Did you lose more after switching to 7.5 mg? You will see it clearly.
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Alongside symptoms
Weight does not exist in isolation. André also tracks symptoms and wellbeing so you see the full picture.
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PDF for your doctor
Export a summary with weight charts, doses and symptoms. Your healthcare provider sees your progress at a glance.

Why track your weight during Mounjaro?

Weight loss with Mounjaro (tirzepatide) is gradual and non-linear. There are weeks of progress, weeks of plateau and normal fluctuations. Without a log, it is easy to feel frustrated or lose perspective.

With André you get a clear view:

What to expect from weight loss on Mounjaro

Clinical trials for Mounjaro (SURMOUNT) showed significant weight loss, but every person is different. André does not promise results; it records yours.

What André helps you understand:

More than weight: complete treatment tracking

André is not just a weight app. Weight is one part of your Mounjaro treatment, and André tracks all the rest:

Everything integrated. Everything in one app. Compatible with Mounjaro, Zepbound, Wegovy, Ozempic and Saxenda — see the GLP-1 tracker page for details.

Start tracking your weight on Mounjaro

André is free. Your data stays on your phone.

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André does not replace your doctor's advice. The app records the schedule indicated by your healthcare professional; it does not decide when to increase the dose.