Serelo gives you smart, gentle guidance through your GLP-1 wind-down: a plan you can follow day by day, your wearables in one place, and a morning briefing built from your own data.
iOS & Android · No medical advice — Serelo supports your own plan and your care team's.
Serelo is built for the part nobody plans for: what happens after the medication. Set it up once, then check in each morning.
Tell Serelo where you are today — your medication, your timeline, your habits and the goals that matter to you. Takes a few minutes.
Your wind-down becomes a clear week-by-week schedule with daily actions for food, movement, sleep and protein — all in one place.
A short daily briefing pulls together what your wearables recorded and what's next on your plan, so you always know your one thing for today.
Quick Log covers hunger, meals, protein, water, movement, mood and sleep in one short list. The daily check-in is a single question — “how loud is your body right now?” — and that, plus whatever your wearables already recorded, is what your plan and insights are built on.
Your day at a glance — plan, trackers and streaks on a single screen, with nothing to dig for.
A week-by-week view of your wind-down so you can see what's coming and adjust as life happens.
Connect Oura, Apple Watch, Fitbit or Dexcom and stop switching between apps.
A morning briefing built from your data and your taper plan — patterns highlighted, not buried.
Practical tools and checklists for the moments that trip people up: meals, protein, movement, sleep.
Your information is yours. Export or delete it whenever you want, and share only what you choose.
Screens from the current Serelo build.
Ninety days in, your own numbers and the habits you built — in your words, not a chart nobody reads.
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It turns the wind-down into something you can see and follow: where you are in your plan, what to focus on today, and how your body is tracking week to week — instead of guessing on your own.
Serelo asks you one question a day — how loud is your body right now? — and builds a picture over time. Seeing the pattern, and having food, protein, movement and sleep in one place, makes it something you can respond to rather than be surprised by.
No. Your medication and your taper schedule are between you and your prescriber. Serelo helps you follow the plan you've agreed on and keep track of what's happening along the way.
No. If you already use Oura, Apple Watch, Fitbit or Dexcom you can connect it and Serelo reads what's already there. If you don't, logging takes a few taps a day.
About a minute. Quick Log covers hunger, meals, protein, water, movement, mood and sleep in one short list, and your morning briefing is a single screen.
Because there's one screen to check and one question to answer. Serelo is built around a daily rhythm and small milestones, not a food diary you have to keep perfectly.
Nothing breaks. Your tracking simply pauses and picks up where you left off when you come back — no streak guilt, no starting from zero.
Yes, and it helps. Starting before your last dose gives Serelo a baseline to compare against once you begin winding down.
Only you. You choose what to connect, you decide what to share, and you can export or delete your information at any time.
Serelo is still being built. Waitlist members get first access and will see pricing before launch.