About Us
The Small Team Behind Pep
Pep is built by Shred Apps, LLC — an independent, family-run app studio in Southern California. No venture capital, no pharma ownership, no giant corporation. Just a small team that believes people on GLP-1 medications deserve a tracker built specifically for them.
⭐ 4.7 average rating from 2,000+ GLP-1 users
Our Story
Shred Apps started as a fitness app studio — gym workout planners, home HIIT apps, and training tools used by people all over the world. Then GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound, and Mounjaro changed how millions of people approach their health, and we noticed something: everyone was tracking their journey in notes apps, spreadsheets, and generic trackers that were never designed for weekly shots, dose escalations, injection-site rotation, or the side effects that come with these medications.
So we built Pep — a free GLP-1 tracker for shots, pills, weight, food, habits, and progress, all in one place. Pep is founder-led: Andrew Bentley, the founder of Shred Apps, still works directly on the product, reads user feedback, and ships improvements every month alongside a small family team. When you email support, a real person who works on the app reads it.
What We Believe
Tracking should be free
GLP-1 medications are expensive enough. Pep is free to download and its core tracking features stay free — doses, weight, side effects, and reminders.
Support, not medical advice
Pep helps you stay consistent and bring better data to your provider. We never tell you what dose to take — that conversation belongs with your healthcare team.
Independence matters
Shred Apps is not owned by a drug manufacturer, pharmacy, or telehealth company. Our only job is making a tracker that works for you.
How We Create Our Content and Tools
Alongside the app, we publish guides on GLP-1 side effects, nutrition, and tracking, plus free calculators for weight-loss projections, dose schedules, costs, missed doses, and protein targets. Everything is grounded in published sources — FDA prescribing information, peer-reviewed clinical trials like STEP and SURMOUNT, and reputable health publishers — and we cite those sources in our articles. We review and update content as labels, prices, and guidance change.
Our content is educational only and is never a substitute for advice from your doctor, pharmacist, or care team. If you spot something outdated or incorrect, contact us — we genuinely want to know, and we fix things fast.
Get in Touch
Questions, feedback, or feature ideas? Reach us through the contact page. Creators, dietitians, and health brands interested in working together can visit our partnerships page.



