A clearer record starts with something easy to share.

Choose the resource that fits.

Visit prep checklist — a printable guide to organize recorded routines, symptoms, and questions before a clinician conversation.

Symptom log — space to record what someone noticed and when, in their own words.

Between-visit guide — a simple way to keep observations and visit questions together.

Share these links in a resource list, newsletter, or community post where relevant. Please credit Cadence and preserve the medical boundaries when sharing an excerpt.

A ready-to-share introduction

Useful before a subscription.

Cadence is a free iPhone app for people following a clinician-prescribed GLP-1 plan. Record doses and symptoms, save questions, and prepare a patient-generated visit summary. Manual logs, local Insights, Visit Prep, and the provider PDF stay free. Cadence does not recommend medication or dose changes.

iPhone · iOS 17 or later · Optional Cadence Plus subscription for connected features.

Show the workflow in 20 seconds.

1. Start with the question: “What did I want to bring up at my next appointment?”
2. Show a sample dose entry, a symptom observation, and a saved visit question.
3. Open Visit Prep, review the summary, and show the provider PDF option.
4. End with: “Track during the week. Review before you share. Core tools are free.”

Use clearly labeled sample data. Keep health records and notifications out of public recordings. A demonstration should not imply that Cadence diagnoses a condition, judges prescription eligibility, or replaces clinical care.

What a recommendation does—and does not—mean.

Cadence is an organizational tool for someone already following a prescribed plan. Sharing it is not an endorsement by a clinic or clinician, and Cadence has no clinical certification claim.

The person using Cadence chooses what to record and whether to share a summary. Do not ask them to post health records publicly to use a resource or take part in a campaign.

Cadence does not diagnose, prescribe, recommend dose changes, provide emergency guidance, or replace a licensed healthcare professional.