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Is Pokii on Android?

Android is coming soon — we're actively building Pokii for Android. Today the full app is on iPhone and iPad (App Store) with iCloud sync and Apple Health. There is no Google Play listing yet, and there is still no Apple Watch app or web logging client. This site's `/glp1/` guides work in any browser for research, including on Android phones and tablets.

Pokii GLP-1 dashboard showing shot tracking on iPhone
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Quick answer

  • Android: Coming soon — in active development (not on Google Play yet).
  • Available now: iPhone and iPad (App Store).
  • Also not shipping yet: Apple Watch app, web logging client.
  • On Android today: Read guides and comparisons here; install and sync arrive with the Android release.

Pokii on iPhone and iPad today

Pokii ships today as a universal iOS app for iPhone and iPad. Your data syncs through your personal iCloud account, progress photos use iCloud Drive, and structured nutrition and weight can flow through Apple Health. Backups use a Pokii JSON export through the share sheet, with optional daily auto-backup and restore from iCloud when you set up a new device. That stack is built for iOS, which is why the live product is on the App Store first while Android is in development.

Android (coming soon)

We're working on Pokii for Android now. The aim is the same GLP-1 tracking loop you get on iOS — shot logging, projected medication levels, check-ins, widgets where the platform supports them, and the same no-ads, no-public-feed privacy model — as a native Android app, not a watered-down web wrapper. We are not publishing a firm ship date on this page; when the Google Play listing is live, this page and the FAQ will point to it. Until then, use iPhone or iPad for logging, or keep using this site from your Android browser to research medications, side effects, and app comparisons.

What you can do here without the app

This site works on any device, including Android, as web guides rather than the app. You can read about shot tracking, injection sites, medication levels, side effects, and head-to-head comparisons with other GLP-1 trackers from a regular mobile browser. That does not replace logging shots or syncing health data — those stay in the iOS app until Android ships — but it is a useful way to evaluate Pokii or compare medications while you wait for the Play Store release.

Pokii is a tracking and education tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Talk with your clinician about dosing, side effects, and any change to your plan.