A GLP-1 tracker or a spreadsheet?

Plenty of people start with a spreadsheet, and for good reasons: it is free, it is flexible and it is yours. Tirzing was built by someone who did exactly that. Here is what a spreadsheet does well, where it starts to creak, and how to move over without losing a single row.

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What a spreadsheet does well

Where it starts to creak

What Tirzing does for you

Bringing your spreadsheet in

  1. Save your sheet as a CSV file (File, then Download, then CSV in Google Sheets; Save As CSV in Excel).
  2. Create a free Tirzing account and open Import data.
  3. Upload the file. Tirzing matches your columns and shows a preview, and you can re-assign any column that landed in the wrong place.
  4. Save. Your charts and predictions start with your real history.

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Questions people ask

Can I import my GLP-1 spreadsheet?

Yes. Save it as a CSV file and upload it on the Import data page. Nothing is saved until you have checked the preview.

Can I get my data back out as a spreadsheet?

Yes. Export everything you have logged at any time from your settings.

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Try it with your own logs

Set your medication up once, and each shot after that is a few taps. The free plan has no time limit and needs no card. You can bring your history with you.