A morning reminder
At the time you take it, every day. Mark as done logs it without opening the app.
GLP-1 dose trackerOzempic pill tracker
Track the Ozempic pill free on iPhone and iPad. The Ozempic pill, semaglutide tablets of 1.5, 4 and 9 mg, is taken once a day, so Onederland keeps a daily schedule: a reminder at your time, a week of taken doses at a glance, and each dose step on your weight chart. Your prescriber decides your dose.1

A demo profile, Maya, with made-up data.
From the label
A short summary of the US prescribing information, so your schedule fits. Follow your prescriber's instructions.
The US label's steps. From day 61, the dose stays at 4 mg or goes to 9 mg, as your prescriber decides.1
On an empty stomach, with water: up to 4 ounces, and no other liquids.1
Don't split, crush, chew or dissolve it. One tablet a day, never more.1
Before eating, drinking or taking other medicines by mouth.1
The label says to skip it and take the next one the following day.1
Sources
Label sources last checked on October 2, 2026. Onederland summarizes them; your prescriber and the full prescribing information come first.
This page summarizes the label to help you set up reminders. It isn't medical advice. Always follow your doctor's or prescriber's advice and guidance, and the full prescribing information. How we handle medical content
Built for this medicine
At the time you take it, every day. Mark as done logs it without opening the app.
GLP-1 dose trackerTaken and skipped days, side by side, on the schedule screen.
1.5, 4 and 9 mg, each in its own color on your weight chart's dose steps.
Weight and dosesBuilt from your daily doses and oral semaglutide's published half-life. Not a lab test.
How the estimate worksChange to another tablet in Settings. Your history keeps every dose, each named by tablet.
A skipped day shows as skipped, in your history and on your week strip.
Questions
The US label calls it Ozempic tablets: semaglutide taken by mouth once a day, in 1.5, 4 and 9 mg.1
Both are semaglutide tablets, but the label says they aren't interchangeable milligram for milligram. Onederland tracks each by name, with its own presets.1
The US label says to skip the missed dose and take the next one the following day. In the app, a dose you skip shows as Skipped; a past dose you leave alone shows as Late in history.1
Sources
Label sources last checked on October 2, 2026. Onederland summarizes them; your prescriber and the full prescribing information come first.