Instead of recalling doses and weigh-ins from memory, hand your clinician a clean summary of everything you logged — the headline numbers first, the detail after.
In short: Shoteo → Settings → Export a summary (PDF) → print it, or send it with any app on your phone.
Exporting the summary and opening it to print — on Android.
The same on iPhone: export, then print or share.
Every screen below is the real app.

In Shoteo, go to Settings and tap Export a summary (PDF).

Your share sheet opens with shoteo-summary-….pdf. Tap Print, or send it by mail, message or your clinic's app.

Current weight, total change, BMI with its reference band, 4-week trend and goal up top — then everything you logged.
The summary lists what you logged and what Shoteo calculated from it. It does not interpret any of it — that conversation is yours to have.
Current weight, total change, BMI and its WHO reference band, your 4-week trend and your goal.
Each medication and schedule, then every dose with date, amount, status, injection site and notes.
Your weigh-ins, plus waist, hip and body-fat entries.
Calories, protein and water; symptoms with severity and your notes.
Mood, energy and sleep, and any lab values you recorded.
The WHO and regulator documents behind the BMI bands and the modeled level, and a note that Shoteo is a tracker, not a medical device.
The PDF is made on your phone. Shoteo does not send it anywhere; you choose who gets it.
A summary of your current weight, total change, BMI with its reference band, 4-week trend and goal, then tables of your medications, doses, weigh-ins, measurements, nutrition, symptoms, wellness and labs, with the sources Shoteo uses.
No. Shoteo makes the file on your phone and opens your share sheet. You decide whether to print it, mail it or send it through your clinic's app.
No. It lists what you logged and what Shoteo calculated from it. It gives no advice and no diagnosis — what the numbers mean is for you and your clinician.
Yes. Tap Print in the share sheet, or save the PDF and print it from any computer.
The language you use Shoteo in — English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian or Arabic.
No. The PDF lists the doses you logged, not Shoteo's modeled level. In the app, that level is labelled an informational estimate, not a measurement.
Shoteo is free on the App Store and Google Play. Log as you go, and the summary is ready when your appointment is.