FAQ
Frequently asked
The questions we get most, answered without hedging.
- Is Zorya medical advice?
- No. Zorya is general wellness support. It describes patterns in the data you log and helps you share it with your care team. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or suggest changing your medication — those decisions belong to your doctor.
- Who can see my data?
- Only you, until you say otherwise. Sharing is granted per data type to a specific professional, and you can revoke any grant at any time.
- What if I revoke access?
- The professional immediately loses visibility of that data in their dashboard. Revoking is instant and doesn't require anyone's approval.
- Which treatments does Zorya support?
- Zorya is built around GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide and tirzepatide, and works for anyone managing weight-loss treatment who wants a consistent daily record.
- Do I need my doctor to use Zorya?
- No. The app is useful on its own for logging and understanding your treatment. Sharing with professionals is optional.
- Is Zorya available now?
- Zorya is in beta with a limited number of patients and professionals. You can request access from the patient or professional pages.
- Where do I sign in?
- The app lives at app.zoryahealth.com. Use the Sign in button at the top of this site — patients and professionals each have their own entry point.
