Tinsy
Shots, pills and reminders
Logs GLP-1 shots and oral pill routines, tracks dose timing, injection sites and shot days, sends shot and pill reminders, and shows medication-level context between doses.
App review
MeAgain app review: how it compares with Tinsy
MeAgain is a GLP-1 tracker built around food, doses and progress. We make Tinsy, a quieter dose diary, so read this as a comparison by an interested party in which every claim about MeAgain is checkable.
What the MeAgain app does
From MeAgain's own App Store page and site, where it calls itself an all-in-one GLP-1 tracker and companion for shots and pills.
Food, protein, fiber and water
Logs food with photo, barcode and search, plus voice per its site, and tracks protein, fiber and water. Its site says a registered dietitian builds the food guidance in the app.
Side effects and a journal
Logs nausea, constipation, reflux, fatigue and custom symptoms, with timing, severity and notes, and shows them beside food, water, weight and dose context.
Progress beyond the scale
A weight tracker with a trend view, progress photos and Journey Cards, and a daily timeline for food, shots, pills, symptoms and movement. Apple Health sync covers movement and health data.
Capy, the companion
A capybara character in the app and in widgets. On its site MeAgain describes Capy as a personal GLP-1 companion you can ask anything, and lists unlimited Capy chat in the subscription.
MeAgain vs Tinsy, side by side
One row per thing people compare, with no winner declared: which suits you depends on what you want to record.
Logging doses
MeAgain logs shots and oral pill routines with reminders. Tinsy logs shots and pills, with dose reminders and flexible schedules: weekly, every N days, split doses and custom dose changes. In Tinsy this is free.
Injection sites
MeAgain tracks injection sites alongside dose timing. Tinsy has a body map that remembers your last injection spot and suggests the next one, also free.
Food
MeAgain logs meals with photo, barcode and search. Tinsy has no food database and no barcode scanning: it has protein, water and fiber goals instead, in Tinsy Plus.
Side effects
Both log side effects with severity. MeAgain adds timing and notes. Tinsy logs side effects with severity levels next to your dose, in Tinsy Plus.
Medication level
MeAgain shows medication-level context between doses. Tinsy charts your estimated medication level over time, in Tinsy Plus. In both apps it is an estimate, not a measurement.
For your appointment
MeAgain says it helps you keep clearer notes for your healthcare provider. Tinsy builds a doctor report as a PDF with your whole treatment history, in Tinsy Plus.
Account and storage
See our Privacy Policy. For MeAgain, see App Privacy on its App Store page.
Platforms
MeAgain is on iPhone and Android. Tinsy is on the App Store only, and there is no Android version.
What Tinsy does, and what is free
Tinsy is a GLP-1 shot and pill diary for weekly injections and daily tablets. The dose diary is free forever. Tinsy Plus is a paid subscription, billed monthly or yearly, that adds the layers on top.
The dose diary
Shots and pills logging, dose reminders, the body map, calendar and history, and a home screen widget with your next dose. Free, with no end date, and an owl for company.
Body, symptoms and nutrition Plus
Weight and body measurements as a trend, side effects with severity levels next to your dose, and protein, water and fiber goals.
Charts, cycle and Apple Health Plus
Charts and trends, including your estimated medication level over time, a cycle marker for those who want it, and Apple Health sync.
The doctor report Plus
A PDF with your whole treatment history, ready to share with your doctor at your next appointment.
Who each app is for
Both are trackers, not advice. Your prescriber sets and changes the dose.
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MeAgain, if food is the point
If you want to photograph and itemise meals, have protein and fiber worked out for you, follow a nutrition plan and ask a companion questions in the app, that is what MeAgain describes itself as built for.
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Tinsy, if you want a calm dose diary
If you want to log a shot or a pill in seconds, rotate injection sites, see your history and bring a clean report to your appointment, without logging every meal, that is the shape of Tinsy.
MeAgain app questions, answered
Is MeAgain app free?
MeAgain is free to download, with in-app purchases, and its App Store description says some features require a subscription. For what is free and what is paid today, see MeAgain's App Store page and site: we do not quote other apps' prices, because they change.
How much does the MeAgain app cost?
MeAgain has a free download and a paid subscription. The current options and prices are under In-App Purchases on its App Store page. We do not publish prices on this site, for MeAgain or for Tinsy.
Is there a MeAgain app for Android?
Yes. MeAgain's site says it is available on iPhone through the App Store and on Android through Google Play. Tinsy is different here: it is an iOS app on the App Store only, and there is no Android version.
MeAgain vs Shotsy: what is the difference?
Going by their own pages, MeAgain puts food at the centre, with photo, barcode and voice logging, a nutrition plan and the Capy companion, while Shotsy centres on dose tracking, estimated medication level charts and analytics, and lists dose planning on its site. Both log shots, pills and side effects, and both are on iPhone and Android.
Is Tinsy free?
The dose diary is free forever: shots and pills logging, dose reminders, the body map, calendar and history, and the widget. Tinsy Plus is a paid subscription, billed monthly or yearly, and eligible new subscribers get a 7-day free trial. The price is shown on the purchase screen in the app.
Which is better, MeAgain or Tinsy?
We make Tinsy, so we are not a neutral judge. They suit different people: if you want meals logged and coached, look at MeAgain; if you want a quiet record of doses, sites and symptoms for your prescriber, look at Tinsy.
Privacy details
Try the dose diary
Logging your doses in Tinsy is free for as long as you want it. Tinsy is a wellness diary, not a medical device: it never calculates or recommends doses, so always follow your doctor's guidance.