The medication did half the work.
staya is for the other half — the food noise that finds its way back, the eating that was never about hunger, and the sixty seconds it takes to pass.
So your first check uses your words, not a generic script. Your answer stays on your phone.
Free. No account. About two minutes.
Or skip the question →

Nobody prepared you for this part.
You did everything right. The appetite went quiet, the weight moved — and then something arrived that nobody had mentioned.
- appetite
- portion size
- the dose
- the number on the scale
- the food noise
- the 3 a.m. craving
- eating that was never hunger
- the person you are becoming
It has nine shapes. One of them is yours.
staya asks which of these you recognise. Pick as many as fit — that is what builds your map.

staya is not for everyone.
- You are on a GLP-1 and it is doing its job.
- The food noise went quiet, then found its way back.
- You do not want another app that counts things.
- You want something for the sixty seconds, not a course.
- You are looking for a diet or a meal plan.
- You want to be told what to eat.
- You need clinical care. staya is not that, and will tell you so.
Everything staya does.

Free 2-minute check. No account, nothing to download.
Three taps from here.
What staya is not.
Not a tracker. Not a diet. Not medical advice.
It doesn't count anything, weigh anything, or ask you to log a meal — you already have an app for that. It is not a replacement for your clinician. It's company, for the part of this that nobody prepared you for.
Free 2-minute check. No account, nothing to download.
Why is it free?
staya is new. You are using it while it is still being shaped.
No ads, no sponsors, no data sold to anyone. There is no one else in the room.
The check and your first read are free. staya itself is a subscription — three days free, then $24.99 a month or $107.99 a year.
Before you open it.
No. There is no sign-up and no login. Open it and it works.
No. staya never touches your treatment, and nothing in it should be used to change a dose. That conversation belongs with the clinician who prescribed it.
Neither. It doesn't count or weigh anything.
The check is free. The app is a 3-day free trial, then $24.99 a month or $107.99 a year.
Yes — it's live now. The button above takes you there.
Nowhere. What you tap and choose stays on your device.
Three days free. Then you decide.
It runs in your browser today and installs to your home screen in two taps.
Free 2-minute check. No account, nothing to download.