Calm answers before you start.
This page explains how Mounjari works and where its limits are. Medical decisions always stay with your doctor or care provider.
Is Mounjari a medical app?
No. Mounjari is a personal tracking and organization tool. It is not a medical device and does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical decisions.
Which medications can I track?
Mounjari supports weekly and daily GLP-1 medications such as tirzepatide, semaglutide, liraglutide, dulaglutide, retatrutide, and custom active-ingredient doses.
Can I track more than one medication at the same time?
No. The current version tracks one active medication. You can change the medication from settings, and the app keeps previous history.
Does it support daily pills?
Yes. Mounjari supports daily medications such as Rybelsus and weekly medications, with default frequency adjusted by medication type.
Can I use it from widgets or Apple Watch?
Yes. Mounjari includes Home Screen widgets, an Apple Watch app, and a Live Activity for fasting timers after some daily pills.
Do reminders always arrive?
The app helps with reminders, but notification delivery depends on iOS permissions, Focus settings, battery state, and the device. Do not rely on reminders alone for important decisions.
Are medication-level estimates medical advice?
No. Charts are approximate and educational, based on published models. They should not be used to change or stop a dose without your doctor.
Where is my data stored?
Health data is stored on your device. If you enable iCloud, sync happens through your own Apple account across your devices.
Do you sell my data?
No. We do not sell personal or health data and do not share it for advertising.
Is Mounjari affiliated with a pharmaceutical company?
No. Mounjari is not affiliated with any pharmaceutical company or medical product. Medication and active-ingredient names are used only to match what users record.
How do I get support?
Use the support page to send your request. We will reply by email when we have enough detail.