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Phaze vs Mingo

Phaze and Mingo are both GLP-1 tracker apps for people on medications like Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Wegovy. Phaze is a GLP-1-specific wellness tracker for iOS with Estimated Levels, dose, injection-site and side-effect tracking, an Apple Watch app, and local-first AES-256-GCM encryption. Mingo runs on iOS and Android with a flamingo companion widget and Dexcom G7 glucose integration. Here is a factual, side-by-side look.

Feature-by-feature comparison

An honest look at what each app offers. We highlight where Phaze leads and where Mingo has the edge.

Compared on real, verifiable differences.
FeaturePhazeMingo
Medication Tracking
Estimated Levels (pharmacokinetic curve)
GLP-1 medications supported
12 meds
Dose tracking & reminders
Injection site rotation (body map)
Side effects tracking
Side effect trends & AI insights
Titration support (Taper Coach)
Missed dose guidance
Fasting window timer (oral meds)
Dose Increase Planner (smart reminders)
Lifestyle Score (0-1000 wellness metric)
Nutrition & Food Logging
AI-assisted food logging
Meal Snap, label, barcode, voice, saved meals
Photo, barcode, voice
Saved Meals for quick re-logging
Calorie & macro goals
Protein tracking
Protein & fiber
Water & fiber tracking
Voice food input
Hunger vs. Shot Days chart
Daily check-in (mood, energy, hunger, food noise)
Perfect Day Checklist
Progress & Photos
Progress photos
Journey Card
Photo comparison modes (Side-by-Side, Slider)
Ghost photo overlay
Photo timelapse
Weight chart / trend tracking
Weight loss pace tracking (actual vs goal)
Streak tracking with milestones
Milestone celebrations & shareable cards
Shareable milestone cards
Timeline view
Community Rankings (anonymous, opt-in)
AI & Reports
AI food / meal scanning
Ember AI wellness companion
Smart goal adjustment
Estimated medication levels chart
Labs & Scans tracking (8 categories)
My Report PDF for your doctor
Privacy & Platform
AES-256-GCM medical encryption (Keychain)
Local-only storage (marketing)
Encrypted iCloud backup & restore
Body Composition (Beta)
Local-first / offline data
Apple Health (HealthKit) sync
Dexcom G7 glucose integration
Push notifications & reminders
Home screen widgets
Multiple widget types
Flamingo companion widget
Quick Actions
Data export
Android support
Multiple app languages
8 languages
Ember character widget
Compared on real, verifiable differences.
Apple Watch app
Yes
Not listed
Dexcom G7 glucose integration
No
Yes
Android app
No
Yes
Estimated medication levels
Yes
Yes
Local-first device encryption
AES-256-GCM
Local-only (marketing)
Included
Premium
Partial
Not available

Pricing comparison

Phaze

Free tierFree core features
PremiumOptional Pro subscription
Free trialFree trial available

Mingo

Free tierFree to download, with paid premium plans
PremiumPublished prices vary
PlatformsiOS & Android

Key differences

Beyond the feature checklist, here is what really sets these two GLP-1 tracker apps apart.

Estimated Levels vs medication-level estimate

Both apps estimate your medication level over time: Phaze has an Estimated Levels pharmacokinetic curve and a Dose Cycle ring, and Mingo describes a personalized medication-level estimator. Phaze also adds injection-site rotation, a Taper Coach for titration, and side-effect tracking. Estimated levels are for information only and are not medical advice.

Companion mascot vs habit tools

Mingo includes a Tamagotchi-style flamingo companion as a home-screen widget. Phaze leans on a Lifestyle Score, streaks, daily check-ins, and a Perfect Day checklist. Two different approaches to staying consistent.

Progress photos, two ways

Both apps support progress photos: Mingo's Journey Card keeps photos, weight, and side effects from day one, and Phaze adds comparison modes including side-by-side, slider, ghost overlay, and a timelapse export. If you want richer photo comparison tools, Phaze goes further here.

iOS depth vs cross-platform reach

Phaze is iOS-only and ships an Apple Watch app, HealthKit sync, widgets, and local-first AES-256-GCM encryption. Mingo runs on both iOS and Android, markets local-only data storage, and integrates Dexcom G7. If you use Android or a Dexcom CGM, Mingo has the edge. If you want the deepest iOS and Apple Watch experience, Phaze is built for that.

Common questions

Mingo is free to download and offers paid premium plans; its premium plan unlocks the full feature set. Published prices vary across listings, so we do not state a single figure. Phaze also offers free core features, with an optional Pro subscription for advanced capabilities.

Yes. Mingo is available on both iOS and Android, which is a genuine advantage over Phaze. Phaze is currently iOS-only, built as a native app with deep Apple platform integration including HealthKit, an Apple Watch app, and widgets.

Both apps offer AI-assisted food logging. Mingo supports photo capture, barcode scan, and voice, and tracks protein and fiber. Phaze offers AI Meal Snap plus label, barcode, voice, and saved meals, and also tracks protein and fiber. The core difference is platform and the wider GLP-1 toolkit around the food log, not the food log itself.

Phaze does not currently integrate with Dexcom G7. Phaze syncs with Apple Health (HealthKit). Mingo integrates Dexcom G7 directly, so if Dexcom CGM integration is essential to your workflow, Mingo has the edge here.

Both apps support a range of GLP-1 medications. Mingo lists 12 named medications, including compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide. Phaze tracks GLP-1 medications with dose tracking, injection-site rotation, titration support via Taper Coach, missed-dose guidance, and an Estimated Levels curve.

Try Phaze for free

Track your GLP-1 journey with Estimated Levels, dose and side-effect tracking, progress photos, and local-first privacy. Free core features, with an optional Pro upgrade.

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