What a record holds
What the Vialie log actually records, in one place: (1) the label shelf — name, notes, inventory count and expiry you enter for each pen, vial or custom label; (2) confirmed Quick Log entries — date, optional injection site and free-text notes, never a calculated dose; (3) reminders only at times you set; (4) a journal for symptoms, photos you choose and a timeline you can edit; (5) Stack Passport snapshots plus PDF or CSV exports you build on the device for yourself or an appointment. Those fields are shared across every label type. The GLP-1 child page covers pen-specific logging detail; the peptide child page covers shelf and custom-label flow. This hub stays at the shared record shape so crawlers and readers can see the full log without repeating those pages. Labels, reminders, inventory, journal and history are designed to work offline.
Pick what you track
Each page below explains how to log that label in Vialie — start with GLP-1, peptides, GHK-Cu, add-ons or a custom session page. These logs are part of the private iPhone record on the Vialie homepage.
GLP-1 medications
Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, and compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide, with pen inventory, weekly reminders, weight, and side-effect notes.
Read the record →Peptide logPeptides
Dates, labels, and notes for BPC-157, TB-500, CJC-1295, ipamorelin, and other vials, with inventory, sites, and expiry. Track only.
Read the record →GHK-Cu logGHK-Cu
A copper peptide record for serums and vials: what you applied, when, which batch, and photo check-ins over time.
Read the record →Session recordLemon Bottle
A high-caution session record for Lemon Bottle and other fat-dissolving injections: date, area, clinic, photos, and a reaction check reminder.
Read the record →Add-onsAdd-ons and supplements
B12 and lipotropic shots, NAD+, NMN, glutathione, electrolytes, creatine, TRT and HRT labels, and the rest of the stack around your main record.
Read the record →Tracking for someone else? Friend View keeps a separate on-device workspace for them.
Free and Plus, for tracking
Everyday logging is free with up to 2 active vials, this week's charts and the last 7 days of photos. Vialie Plus unlocks unlimited vials, all chart ranges, full photo history, per-vial reminders, PDF or CSV reports, optional private iCloud sync and Friend View, on one subscription with no separate add-ons.
What Vialie never does
Vialie records what you enter. It does not diagnose, prescribe, recommend a product, calculate a dose, plan a titration or say whether a vial or source is safe. Track-only entries carry a neutral caution in the app, and cosmetic entries carry a stronger one. Ask a licensed clinician about anything medical.
Records and limits
| Records | Never does |
|---|---|
| GLP-1 labels, peptides, GHK-Cu, session dates, add-ons, and custom names | Diagnose, prescribe, or recommend a product |
| Inventory, reminders, sites, notes, photos, and exports you choose | Calculate a dose or plan a titration |
Questions
How do I log an entry in Vialie?
Add the label you want to keep, then use Quick Log to save the date and the notes you choose. Set a reminder only if you want one. Vialie records what you enter and does not set a dose or recommend a product.
What can you track in Vialie?
GLP-1 medications, peptides, GHK-Cu, Lemon Bottle and other fat-dissolving sessions, supplements, and other labels you enter. Every entry is a record you wrote.
Does Vialie calculate a dose or recommend a product?
No. Vialie records labels, inventory, reminders, sites, notes, photos, and exports you choose. It does not diagnose, prescribe, recommend a product, calculate a dose, or plan a titration.
Do Vialie records stay on the iPhone?
Yes. Records stay on your device. No account is required, and Vialie does not send tracker context to a Vialie cloud service.
Keep the record on your iPhone
Records stay on your device. No account required.
Download on the App StoreNot medical advice. Ask your prescriber or pharmacist.