Titrate vs Shotsy: the honest comparison.

When Shotsy is the right choice

If you fit this user, install Shotsy.

• You inject FDA-approved Wegovy, Ozempic, Mounjaro, or Zepbound from a US pharmacy and never touch a vial of BAC water.
• You want the most reviewed, most stable, most mature tracker. Brand-name simplicity is your priority.
• The home-screen widget is your primary interaction. iPhone-only is fine because that's where you log.
• You log meals manually or in MyFitnessPal — you don't need a photo-scan AI for nutrition macros.
• $10/year matters more than feature surface.

Common questions

Shotsy vs Titrate, answered.

Is Shotsy or Titrate cheaper?

Shotsy is $10/year cheaper ($39.99 vs $49.99). For brand-name GLP-1 users who only need the core tracker, that gap matters. For compounded-protocol users, the math gets undone the first time the calculator catches a refill BAC-water change that would have given you half a dose for two weeks.

Does Shotsy work for compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide?

Partially. Shotsy lets you log compounded doses, but it has no reconstitution calculator and no per-vial-concentration presets. If your pharmacy changes the BAC water on a refill (a common cause of accidental half-doses), Shotsy won't catch it. Titrate's calculator and per-refill verification are built for exactly this case.

Does Shotsy support peptide stacks like BPC-157 or TB-500?

No — Shotsy's compound library is limited to FDA-approved GLP-1s (semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide, dulaglutide). Research peptides aren't supported. Titrate ships with 26+ compounds covering every FDA GLP-1 plus the research-peptide stack (BPC-157, TB-500, ipamorelin, CJC-1295, GHK-Cu, MOTS-c, NAD+), with custom compounds as a first-class entity.

Why did Shotsy raise their price?

After a 2025 funding round, Shotsy moved their yearly tier from ~$29.99 to ~$49.99 — a 67% hike. It's the #1 complaint in their recent reviews and the most cited reason in "Shotsy alternatives" content. They've since rolled back to $39.99/yr in some markets.

Does Shotsy have AI features?

No. Shotsy has zero AI. Titrate runs a weekly AI summary on-device via Apple Foundation Models (iOS 26+), so the LLM never sees the cloud, and pattern detection (plateau, adherence drift, side-effect spike, vial expiry, steady-state) runs on-device too.

Does Shotsy work on iPad?

No — Shotsy is iPhone-only. Titrate ships a native iPad target.

Which app has better privacy?

Both are strong. Both keep data in a private iCloud container with end-to-end encryption. Neither sells data. Titrate adds on-device AI (the LLM weekly summary never leaves your phone) and a no-train, no-log food-scan proxy. Shotsy has no AI, so the question doesn't apply to them.

Should I switch from Shotsy to Titrate?

Switch if you compound GLP-1s, stack peptides, want food photo scan, want side-effects anchored to your plasma-decay curve, want on-device AI summaries, or use an iPad. Stay on Shotsy if you only inject brand-name GLP-1s from a US pharmacy, never reconstitute, and the home-screen widget is your main interaction pattern.