Mounjaro progress tracker
Track Mounjaro or Zepbound progress the way that shows what the scale can’t: photos, waist, and whether you’re keeping muscle.
Short answer
To track Mounjaro or Zepbound progress, log weight and waist weekly, measure arms and shoulders to catch muscle loss, and take matched photos every two weeks. ProgressLens does all of this on iPhone and Android, and its AI Progress Report flags if you’re losing muscle as well as fat. Keep doses in your clinic’s app.
Not medical advice. GLP-1 medications are prescribed and supervised by a clinician. This page explains published trial results and how to track your own body; talk to your prescriber about your dose, protein and training.
What a Mounjaro progress tracker should track
- Weight, weekly or as a weekly average.
- Waist, the best single sign of fat loss.
- Arms and shoulders, to catch muscle loss.
- Matched photos, front and side, every two weeks.
- Doses and side effects, in your clinic’s app or a dose tracker.
How ProgressLens tracks Mounjaro and Zepbound progress
ProgressLens keeps weekly check-ins: photos lined up with a ghost overlay of your last one, plus weight, waist, chest, shoulders, arms and thighs. Tell it in About you that you’re on a GLP-1, and AI Analyze tailors the Progress Report: your body-fat range, what changed, a muscle-loss signal (if arms and shoulders drop as fast as your waist), and a weekly rate. It doesn’t log doses; keep those in your clinic’s app.
Mounjaro progress chart: reading your trend
Charts of weight jump around week to week. Read the four-week trend of your waist instead, and set it against your arms. Waist down and arms steady: fat loss. Both down fast: talk to your clinician about protein and training. See GLP-1 progress month by month.
Private by default
Photos stay in the app on your phone, not your camera roll or a cloud, and there’s no account. Photos you analyze are sent to the AI and aren’t stored or used for training.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is there a Mounjaro progress app?
Yes. ProgressLens tracks Mounjaro and Zepbound progress with weekly photos and measurements and flags muscle loss. It doesn’t log doses.
How do I track Mounjaro weekly progress?
Weigh in, measure waist, arms and shoulders weekly; take matched photos every two weeks; compare four-week trends.
Does ProgressLens work for Zepbound, Wegovy and Ozempic too?
Yes. It’s built for any GLP-1 journey, and the muscle-loss signal works the same way.
Does it work on Android?
Yes, Android and iPhone, in 11 languages.
Sources
- Jastreboff AM et al. (2022). Tirzepatide once weekly for the treatment of obesity (SURMOUNT-1). N Engl J Med 387:205–216, with DXA substudy.
- ProgressLens app, November 2026