The peptide tracker app, done right.
Stop juggling a notes file, a calculator, and three reminders. PeptidePal brings your protocol details—vials, doses, timing, and sites—into one calm daily view.
Everything your spreadsheet can’t do.
A peptide protocol has a lot of moving parts: concentrations to calculate, doses to log, sites to rotate, and a schedule to actually keep. PeptidePal was built so all of it lives in one place — accurate, fast, and on-device by default.
Build any protocol
Single compound or a full stack — set your dose, frequency, and cycle length once and PeptidePal handles the schedule from there.
Reconstitution, solved
Enter your vial and target dose and get the exact units to draw. No more back-of-the-napkin math before every injection.
Log every dose
One tap to log. Your streak, history, and remaining vial life update automatically so you always know where you stand.
One place for the details. More room for everything else.Retire the scattered-note system.
A reminder in your calendar, a dose in your notes, a site you meant to remember. Each piece works on its own until you need the whole picture. Start by bringing the current plan into a single schedule; add completed doses to the log as they happen.
Keep compound names and units consistent from the beginning. If your existing notes disagree, resolve that uncertainty with your care team before transferring the plan. An organized tracker should make the record clearer, not make an uncertain instruction look authoritative.
Explore PeptidePal →What to bring into your tracker
Start with the routine you have. A tracker is an organizer, not a reason to add another compound.
The exact compound name and the instructions you are following.
The amount, its unit, and the timing of your current plan.
A clear starting date—without inventing a complete past history.
A little more
clarity.
Is PeptidePal free?
Yes — PeptidePal is free to download on the App Store, with an optional Pro upgrade that unlocks unlimited stacks and the AI advisor.
Is my data private?
Your complete protocol and dose-log databases are stored locally. Some selected information is transmitted for features you use, as explained in our Privacy Policy. Review that policy and your settings before enabling optional features.
Is this medical advice?
No. PeptidePal is an educational tracking tool, not a medical device. Always verify dosing with a qualified clinician.
A calmer routine
starts here.
Available on iPhone and Android.