Onederland vs Pep: medication levels and reports, free

Choose Onederland if you want the estimated medication level beside your dose log without paying for an upgrade. The level estimate uses the doses you record; it is not a blood test or a reason to change your prescription. Keep the record on your prescribed schedule and use it to look back at what you logged. Onederland includes that estimate in the free app with no time limit.

Pep’s current free page puts the medication-level indicator and AI photo food scanning in Pro. Its own best-of page says it does not export a PDF yet. Onederland includes PDF and CSV reports free, so you can bring a readable record to an appointment or keep entries in a spreadsheet. Those are the two access differences this page compares.

Both apps list free weekly-shot and daily-pill logging with reminders, food logging with a barcode scanner, weight and side-effect records. Pep also lists body measurements and progress photos as free. These are separate from the Pro level indicator. We checked the fetched current pages rather than an older search excerpt that describes a different free split.

Pep’s free page names Apple Health as free. It does not document free Health Connect access in the checked copy, so the combined two-service cell is marked not listed. Onederland includes Apple Health on iPhone and Health Connect on Android free, with your permission and the records available from those services. The table keeps that documented free-access question consistent across both apps.

Both apps are on iPhone and Android. Apple’s US lookup record lists 10 language entries for Pep and 17 for Onederland. The best GLP-1 tracker apps comparison applies the six free-feature checks to five apps. Start Onederland with dose records, barcode food logging and exports, then choose Plus only if you want the extra AI and 3D features.

We compare the same six features used in our best-of list: shot and pill logging with reminders, estimated medication levels, barcode food logging, Apple Health and Health Connect sync, PDF and CSV reports, and iPhone and Android availability. Only documented free access earns a point, with no trial or subscription time limit. Onederland includes all six free. Every cell links to the app’s own source and carries the check date. The complete ordering rule and five-app list show the free-feature count and first-release tie-break.

Track doses and daily pills with reminders and estimated medication levels. Record weight, food, water, side effects and notes. Connect Apple Health or Health Connect with permission, and export PDF/CSV reports. These features have no subscription time limit. See the free plan for the complete routine.

Onederland Plus adds AI meal descriptions, meal-photo estimates, new 3D body comparisons and unlimited AI label checks. Free label checks have a daily limit. Barcode lookup, saved-food reuse and manual meals stay free. See Plus for details.