How to Use the GLP-1 Microdose Plotter
This guide will help you get started with the GLP-1 Microdose Plotter and make the most of its features.
The plotter is designed to help you track your GLP-1 therapy progress, visualize your dosage changes, and monitor your weight changes over time.
Quick Start Guide
Step 1: Choose How to Enter Your Data
Option 1: Track Doses
Use this if you only want to record your GLP-1 doses
Option 2: Track Weight
Use this if you only want to record your weight
Option 3: Track Both
Use this to record both dose and weight together
Step 2: Add Your Data
Fill in your information using one of the options above
Click the "Add Data Point" button
Your data will appear in the table below
Step 3: View Your Progress
Your Chart
The chart shows your progress over time. The blue line shows your doses, and the green line shows your weight changes.
Your Stats
These numbers show your overall progress. You can see how many entries you've made, your average dose, and how your weight has changed.
Advanced Features
Custom Date Range
View your progress over specific time periods:
- Select start and end dates
- Compare different time periods
- Focus on specific milestones
Data Analysis
Get detailed insights about your progress:
- Weekly progress reports
- Dose effectiveness analysis
- Weight loss trends
Save Your Data
Option 1: Save as CSV File
Click "Import/Export"
Choose "Export Data"
Save the file to your computer
Option 2: Save Share Link
Click "Copy Link"
Save the link somewhere safe
Use the link to access your data later
CSV Format Guide
Required Format
Column | Format | Example | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
date | YYYY-MM-DD | 2024-01-01 | Must be a valid date |
compound | text | tirzepatide | Must be one of: tirzepatide, retatrutide, semaglutide |
dose | number | 0.25 | Must be a positive number |
weight | number | 200.0 | Must be a positive number |
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Do Not:
- Change the column headers
- Use different date formats
- Add extra columns
- Use commas in numbers (use periods for decimals)
- Leave empty rows between data
- Use quotes around values
Example CSV
date,compound,dose,weight
2024-01-01,tirzepatide,0.25,200.0
2024-01-08,tirzepatide,0.25,198.5
2024-01-15,tirzepatide,0.5,196.0
Helpful Tips
Recording Your Data
- Weigh yourself at the same time each day
- Use the same scale for all measurements
- Record your doses on the same day each week
- Take measurements before breakfast
- Wear similar clothing for consistency
- Note any unusual circumstances
Keeping Your Data Safe
- Save your data regularly
- Keep a backup of your CSV file
- Save your share link somewhere safe
- Use a secure password manager
- Enable two-factor authentication
- Regularly update your security settings
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
Check your internet connection and try again. If the issue persists, try exporting your data and starting a new session.
Refresh the page and ensure all data points are entered correctly. Check for any error messages in the console.
Need Help?
- Check our FAQ page
- Contact our support team
- Join our community forum