The details of every dose. In one place.
The time, the amount, the site. Keep the details of completed injections together so you are not searching through calendar entries, screenshots, and scraps of paper.
Turn a moment into a useful record.
Log after completing your injection, review the entry, and move on with your day. Your history stays available when you need to recall what happened—not just what was scheduled.
Log a completed dose
Record the amount and time together. Keep a clear distinction between an upcoming dose and one you have actually taken.
Keep track of the site
Add the injection location to the same entry. Review previous locations while following the site instructions for your medicine.
Look back clearly
Use the log as a reference at your next care-team conversation. It cannot verify an injection or monitor a medical emergency.
A short entry now. A clearer answer later.Close the loop after each injection.
An alarm being dismissed and an injection being completed are different events. Keep your log tied to the completed action, then review the amount, unit, time, and location before leaving the entry. The aim is a record you can rely on, not simply an empty reminders list.
When you return to the history later, you should be able to distinguish each compound without decoding shorthand. Consistent names and units make a small record easier to read. If an entry is missing or uncertain, the app cannot determine what happened for you.
Explore PeptidePal →The details to check before moving on
A log records what you enter. It does not independently confirm that an injection happened.
The right compound and amount, with the correct unit.
The actual date and time of the completed injection.
The location recorded alongside that specific dose.
A little more
clarity.
Does a reminder automatically mean an injection was taken?
No. A schedule describes the plan; a completed log is an entry you make. Check your record and do not take another dose just because you are unsure.
Will it teach me how to inject?
It is not a substitute for training. Ask your clinician or pharmacist to demonstrate your specific device and technique, and follow the supplied instructions.
Can I record different compounds separately?
Yes. Each compound has its own dose and schedule, with a combined daily view for your routine.
A calmer routine
starts here.
Available on iPhone and Android.