Andrea S.
Creator story by Andrea S.
“If you’re like me and you made a big health decision, you deserve reliable support after it. No app, no logging, no learning curve, just Glo.”
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[00:00] Everybody loves talking about the risks of taking GLP-1.
[00:03] GLP-1 will make you sick. You'll gain it all back.
[00:06] Nobody talks about the risk of doing nothing.
[00:09] Sleep apnea quietly shortens your sleep. Blood pressure has been creeping. Health issues don't wait for you to be ready.
[00:14] No, this was something that I chose to do. It was an informed health decision.
[00:19] After a serious decision like that, you shouldn't have to do it alone.
[00:22] Here is a text-based coach. You can text her at any time about how you feel, what you're doing, and she tracks all of it.
[00:27] She checks in, answers questions, and helps you stay on track, all without having to download another app.
[00:32] You're making a big decision. You deserve reliable support after.
[00:35] No app. No logging. No learning curve. Glo.
GLP-1 Support That Doesn't Add to Your To-Do List
When you start a GLP-1, suddenly there's a lot to manage. Pharmacy refills. Dose schedules. Side effect tracking. Appointments. Insurance authorizations. Meal planning. Hydration. Protein intake. Too much fiber. Not enough fiber. Step counts. Resistance training. Most "support" apps add to this load - another app to install, another login to remember, another set of daily tasks, another dashboard to forget about. By the time you're done managing your support, you've barely gotten support at all.
Glo is the opposite. There's no app to install. No trackers to keep track of. No interface to learn. You text her. That's the whole interaction model.
What Makes Glo Different
Most GLP-1 support tools are apps. They require you to:
Download something from the App Store
Open the app to log everything throughout the day
Manage tracking and reminders through the app
Manage notifications
Glo skips every step of that. You add her phone number to your contacts. You text her like you'd text any friend. You text with her whenever you want. You tell her what you're doing, and Glo logs from the context of your conversation.
Want to be more involved and check your dashboard or manage your reminders? Glo is a web app. That means you can add a shortcut to your web account on your Home Screen. Easy, one-tap access - like an app without the installation.
How "No Logging" Actually Works
People hear "no logging" and assume it means Glo doesn't track anything. The opposite is true. Glo tracks everything - she just doesn't make you do the heavy lifting.
When you mention you went for a walk, she logs the walk. When you mention what you ate, she logs the meal. When you mention a side effect, she logs it. When you share a photo of a meal, she identifies the food and logs the macros. When you share a photo of your activity tracker, she logs the data.
The logging happens. You just don't have to be the one doing it. Your dashboard at myGlo shows what she's tracked, organized by day. You can review whenever you want. Or never. It's there either way. But you can just ask Glo for the overview.
GLP-1 Medications Glo Supports
Glo's support spans every major GLP-1 and GLP-1-adjacent medication: Wegovy, Wegovy Pill, Foundayo, Zepbound, Ozempic, Mounjaro, Rybelsus (R1 and R2), Trulicity, Saxenda, Victoza, Bydureon BCise, Byetta, Adlyxin, Soliqua 100/33, and Xultophy 100/3.6. Her guidance is tailored to your specific medication - the side effects, the food interactions, the dose patterns are all medication-specific, and Glo adapts.
What You Can Text Glo
The short answer: anything. The longer answer:
Quick logs:"had two eggs and toast" / "walked 25 minutes" / "took my dose"
Questions:"are sulfur burps still normal at week 4?" / "what should I order from this menu?"
Symptoms:"nauseous since lunch" / "constipation getting worse"
Photos:of meals (she'll identify and log), of menus (she'll suggest what to order), of activity trackers (she'll pull the data)
Wins:"hit my step goal" / "fit into something old" / "wasn't consumed with thoughts of food all day"
Frustrations:"today was hard" / "coworker said something weird" / "mom upset I didn't finish my dinner"
Anything else: a question, a thought, a vent, a check-in
She figures out what to do with each one. You don't have to categorize.
Built for the Way You Already Use Your Phone
Most people send and receive dozens of text messages a day. It's already the lowest-friction way you communicate. Glo lives there because that's the path of least resistance - not for the brand, but for you. The less work it takes to use her, the more you'll actually use her. The more you use her, the better she gets at supporting you.
There's a web dashboard at myGlo (no app - just a website) if you want to check your trackers, your weekly plan, or what Glo has logged. It's optional. Some users live entirely in text and get all of their information from Glo.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I really not need to download anything?
Correct. Glo is not an app. You add her phone number to your contacts. You text her. Done.
What about the dashboard? Isn't that an app?
The dashboard is a web page (myGlo) - you visit it in your browser. You can save it to your home screen so it looks like an app - and gives you easy, one-tap access to your account, but it isn't one. There's nothing to install from the App Store, no new terms to accept, no storage taken up, no updates to manage.
Is my data private?
Glo handles your information securely and doesn't share it with third parties. For full details on data handling, see Glo's privacy policy.
Is Glo a replacement for my doctor?
No. Glo is not a medical device and does not replace medical care. Medical questions, prescription changes, and concerning symptoms should always be addressed with your clinician.
How much does Glo cost?
Glo is free for 10 days. After the trial, $12.99/month or $99/year. Cancel anytime. Includes unlimited texting, your weekly plan, the myGlo dashboard, and the Glo Kit.
Try Glo
Add a contact. Send a text. That's how you get started. If you've been putting off "getting help" because the apps look exhausting, Glo is for you.