Plan doses and reminders.
Set daily, weekly, interval, or on-and-off schedules. Get dose reminders on your phone.
For supported protocols, a titration schedule follows the dose changes you enter.
Plan your peptide and GLP-1 schedules, log your doses, and track what's left in each vial. Use Peptide Tracker on iPhone, Android, or the web.
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Your peptide protocols, dose history, symptoms, and inventory stay together in one app.
Set daily, weekly, interval, or on-and-off schedules. Get dose reminders on your phone.
For supported protocols, a titration schedule follows the dose changes you enter.
Log scheduled and as-needed doses, then review your history by day or month in the dose calendar.
See taken, skipped, and missed doses alongside your adherence over time.
Track sealed and ready-to-use vials, blends, BAC water, pens, sprays, capsules, and tablets.
Logging from a container updates its remaining supply. Check doses left and review its history.
Log symptoms on iPhone, Android, or the web. Mark the days you had them, record their impact, and add notes.
Review the compounds and doses you logged on those days alongside each symptom.
Bring your weight, sleep, activity, and heart measurements together with your protocols and dose changes on one timeline.
Connect Apple Health on iPhone or Health Connect on Android to import the readings you choose to share. You can also enter measurements yourself, including body measurements, blood pressure, and nutrition.
Explore health trackingReview your schedule, log doses and symptoms, and manage your inventory on a larger screen. Sign in to the same account you use on your phone to pick up where you left off.
Enter your vial strength, water volume, and target dose to calculate a draw in U-100 syringe units. It works with premixed vials too.
Use the reconstitution calculatorExplore how logged doses and compound half-life shape an estimated curve over time. These estimates do not measure what is in your body.
Explore the half-life calculatorSave your sites in groups and record where you log each dose. Review the last used site when you rotate.
In the mobile app, align each new photo, browse by month, and compare any two photos side by side.
The mobile app's AI chat explains terminology and draws on the library, courses, and available tracking records. Answers can be wrong and do not replace medical advice.
Ask questions and share experiences under your username in the mobile app. Community notes, reporting, and blocking help you manage what you see.
The peptide library covers half-life, dosing references, side effects, routes, and storage. Add custom compounds and blends when you need them.
Browse the full libraryFree courses walk through peptide basics, terminology, and tracking.
Read the coursesPeptide Tracker is a free app for iPhone, Android, and the web that keeps a peptide protocol organized in one place. You set up each compound's dose and schedule once, then log doses as they come due, track your vials, and watch your adherence and progress over time. Your account works on all three platforms.
Adding your first protocolThe entire app is 100% free on iPhone, Android, and the web. No subscription is required. An optional annual Founding Member membership supports development.
Yes. You can create protocols, log doses and symptoms, review your dose calendar, and manage inventory in the web app. Sign in to the same account you use on your phone to access your existing records. Web tracking is free and does not require a Founding Member membership.
You can track symptoms on iPhone, Android, and the web. In the mobile app, you can also chart your weight, sleep, activity, and heart measurements alongside your protocols and dose changes. Connect Apple Health on iPhone or Health Connect on Android to import the readings you choose to share, or enter measurements yourself.
Yes. Choose a symptom from the list or describe it in your own words, mark the days you had it, record how much it affected your day, and add notes. You can review, edit, or delete your entries on iPhone, Android, and the web using the same account. Each entry also shows the compounds and doses you logged on the days you marked. This provides context but does not determine what caused a symptom.
Yes. The calculator converts vial strength, diluent volume, and target dose into an exact draw in U-100 syringe units, and it handles premixed vials too. A web version runs on this site without an account.
Using the reconstitution calculator to measureYes. Create a separate protocol for each compound or blend, with its own dose, timing, and frequency. The Today screen brings your protocols together into one daily schedule. Schedule blocks let you enter different doses and times within a protocol.
Different doses and times with blocksThe library covers GLP-1s such as semaglutide, tirzepatide, and retatrutide alongside peptides such as BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, CJC-1295, and ipamorelin. You can also add NAD+, TRT and HRT compounds, your own custom compounds, and blends that hold more than one compound in a single vial.
Creating a custom compoundNo. The app records the protocol you choose and does the math for it. It does not recommend compounds, doses, frequency, or clinical use, and nothing in it is medical advice.
Your protocol, doses, and measurements are private to your account, and nothing is shared unless you choose to post it. You can export your data by contacting us at any time, and you can delete your account and its data from inside the app.
Start with your schedule and keep your records together on your phone or in your browser.