Shoteo records weigh-ins, doses, measurements, nutrition and symptoms — then shows you what your own data says over time. Nothing is uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload it to.
Log it in seconds, then let the charts do the reading.
Weight, waist, hips, chest, arms, thighs, neck and body fat — with the units you prefer, converted consistently everywhere.
Date, time, amount, injection site, pain and status, per medication. Quick-select chips for the doses you actually use.
Solid lines for what you logged, dashed for projections, computed from your own recent rate. Modeled values are always labelled as estimates.
Calories, protein, carbs and water; symptoms with severity; sleep, mood and energy — all optional, none of it required.
A neutral nudge before your next scheduled dose, or to weigh in. Scheduled by your phone, never by a server.
The whole interface, every chart label — and the legal documents, with English as the authoritative text.
Solid for what you logged, dashed for what is projected — so an estimate never passes itself off as a measurement.
Weight, BMI and rate of change from your own journal, with the goal drawn as a reference line. Every point on the chart is something you logged.


Optimistic and realistic projections computed from your own logged rate, side by side — always dashed, always labelled as informational estimates, never as clinical readings.
Most apps promise to look after your data. Shoteo is built so that there is nothing to look after — the design is the guarantee, not the policy.
No. Shoteo records and visualises what you enter. It does not diagnose, treat, or tell you what to do about your medication, and it will never suggest a dose or a schedule. Anything about your treatment belongs with your clinician.
Arithmetic on your own logged weigh-ins — a recent rate of change extended forward. They are labelled as informational estimates, not predictions of what will happen, and never as clinical readings.
No. There is nothing to sign up for. The app has no server component at all.
Shoteo keeps a backup file inside the app on your device. Your phone's own backup — iCloud on iPhone, Google on Android — includes it, so setting up a new phone from that backup brings your journal along. You can also save a copy to Files or Drive yourself at any time.
No. It is free, with no subscriptions, no in-app purchases and no advertising.
Yes, if you can export it as CSV. You map the columns yourself and preview the result before anything is imported. The file is read on your device.
Shoteo is coming to the App Store and Google Play. No wait-list and no email capture — we would have nowhere to keep your address anyway.