Phaze vs Found

No. Phaze is a self-tracking app for any GLP-1, you use it on your own to log doses, meals, side effects, weight, and labs. Found is a telehealth weight-care program: Found-affiliated licensed clinicians can prescribe GLP-1 medication, manage your plan, and provide coaching, with an app to support that program. They sit in different categories and can even be used together.

Yes. Phaze is provider-agnostic, so it works regardless of where you get your prescription. You can receive care and medication through Found and still use Phaze to track the pharmacology side, doses, Estimated Levels, side-effect trends, injection sites, progress photos, and labs, in one private place.

No. Phaze is a wellness and habit-tracking tool, not a medical provider. It does not prescribe, supply, or recommend medication and does not employ clinicians. If you want a clinician to prescribe and manage GLP-1 treatment, that is what a program like Found offers. Always follow your healthcare provider's guidance.

Found's app is free to download, but the program is a paid telehealth membership. Found publishes a membership entry price starting around $49/month, with separate GLP-1 program plans and medication priced on its site. Those numbers change frequently, so check joinfound.com for current pricing. Phaze is a separate, flat app subscription with a free core and never charges for medication because it doesn't provide any.

It depends on what you need. If you're looking for a clinician to evaluate you, prescribe, and coach you through a GLP-1 plan, that's the kind of service Found provides. If you already have your medication and want a dedicated, private app to track doses, side effects, meals, weight, labs, and progress for any GLP-1, that's Phaze. Many people use a tracker like Phaze alongside whatever care or provider they already have.