Gliply

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Your dose, your weight, and how every day felt.

Log a vial, a pen, a pill, or only the name. Keep the scale, from a Renpho or by hand, and a check-in for nausea, fullness, food noise, energy, and bowel comfort. Gliply draws what is still in your system, so the visit starts from the week instead of from memory.

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Glia reads it with you. She does not prescribe, and she does not change your dose.

This week

Illustrated

Medicine in your system

Logged Wednesday

0.5 mg

Vial, pen, pill, or only the name.

Scale

Renpho or by hand

Down a little

Check-in

Food noise quieter

Fullness steady. Energy up.

Glia

Quieter after the dose. Take that sentence to your prescriber.

An illustration, not a person’s record and not a dose to follow. How the days felt, with Wednesday as the dose.

See the medicine between the doses.

A weekly medicine is still with you on Saturday. The curve is that week, drawn from the half-life and the doses you logged.

  1. Wed
  2. Thu
  3. Fri
  4. Sat
  5. Sun
  6. Mon
  7. Tue

Illustrated. Wednesday is the dose. By Saturday it is still with you.

What you keep

The dose, the scale, and the day.

Swipe each part

  1. 01

    The dose, as you took it

    A compounded vial, a branded pen or pill, or just the name. Amount, place, and what you still have left.

  2. 02

    The days the scale can’t say

    Nausea, fullness, food noise, energy, bowel comfort. The trend of the week, not one harsh morning.

  3. 03

    The page for the visit

    What you took, how weight moved, and what you want to ask. Dose changes stay the plan your prescriber already made.

Half-life, drawn

Medicine in your system

These medicines stay with you between doses. Gliply draws the curve from the half-life and the doses you logged, so a step your prescriber already planned is something you can see.

You enter each step. Glia will not tell you to go up, down, or stay.

Illustrative weekly doses with a one-week half-life. Your chart uses the medicine and the amounts you actually log.

An illustrated week

Seven days, kept as you live them.

This is a sample, not a person’s record and not a dose to follow. It is the shape of a week you no longer have to remember.

Swipe the week

  1. Monday
    01

    A number on the scale

    From a Renpho scale, or typed in by hand. One morning is not the story. The week is.

    Scale
  2. Tuesday
    02

    How the day felt

    Nausea, fullness, food noise, energy, bowel comfort. Five marks, not an essay you will never reread.

    Five marks
  3. Wednesday
    03

    The dose, logged

    In the illustration it is 0.5 mg. Yours can be a vial, a pen, a pill, or only the name.

    0.5 mg
  4. Thursday
    04

    The day after

    If food noise changes, the note is already written. You will not have to reconstruct it in the waiting room.

    Noted
  5. Friday
    05

    What you still have

    See what is left before you run out, whether that is a pen, a vial, or a bottle of pills.

    Supply
  6. Saturday
    06

    Still working

    A weekly medicine has not left by the weekend. The curve shows that, from the half-life and the doses you logged.

    Still here
  7. Sunday
    07

    Ready for the visit

    What you took, how weight moved, and the question you want to ask. Any dose change is the plan you were already given.

    The visit

The appointment

One page, instead of a reconstruction.

Bring what you took, how your weight moved, how the days felt, and what you want to ask. Glia can help you read it beforehand. She does not write the plan.

Visit summary

Dose0.5 mg · Wednesday
ScaleDown a little this week
Check-inFood noise quieter
Still in youAbove where the week started
Ask aboutFullness, and the next step already planned

Illustrated. Your summary uses the doses and the days you actually logged.

Before you ask

Straight answers.

What does Gliply actually keep?

The dose you took, your weight, and a short check-in: nausea, fullness, food noise, energy, and bowel comfort. It also draws the medicine still in your system from the half-life and the doses you logged.

Does Glia change my dose?

No. She does not prescribe, and she will not tell you to go up, down, or stay. You enter each step from the plan your prescriber already made.

What if I use a vial, a pen, or I only know the name?

Log any of those. A compounded vial, a branded pen or pill, or just the name of the medicine. Gliply does not need to know where it came from.

Do I need a Renpho scale?

No. A Renpho scale can fill in weight for you. You can also type it in.

Is this medical advice?

No. Gliply is a private record of the plan your prescriber made. It is not a clinic, and it will not tell you where to get a medicine. Severe abdominal pain, vomiting that will not stop, or trouble keeping fluids down belongs with a clinician now.

How do I get in?

Gliply is invite-only. If you have a code, create an account. If you do not, ask someone who does.

Glia

She reads the record. She does not write the plan.

Ask what the week shows before you walk in. The dose stays with you and your prescriber.

Quieter after the dose. Take that sentence to your prescriber.

An illustration of an answer. She does not prescribe.
  • She does not prescribe.
  • She does not change a dose, or tell you where to get a medicine.
  • Severe abdominal pain, vomiting that will not stop, or trouble keeping fluids down belongs with a clinician now. She will say so, and she will not offer a home plan.

Opening slowly

The next week can live here.

Gliply is invite-only. If you have a code, come in. If you do not, ask someone who does.

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