App Directory

Peptide tracker apps, compared

The research is only as good as the records. These are the apps that handle dosing math, schedules, and logging — starting with the one built alongside this site.

Recommended — Canadian-made

My Peptide Protocol

Everything after the math

The companion app to this site. Free reconstitution calculator, protocol builder, dose logging with reminders, source and batch tracking, and a research journal.

• Reconstitution calculator (free)

• Protocol builder & dose logging

• Source & batch (COA) tracking

• Reminders & research journal

• Titration schedules for GLP-1 compounds

• iOS · Android · Web (PWA)

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Other peptide apps

Listed for completeness — no editorial endorsement.

PepTracker ↗

iOS

Dose log and protocol tracker for peptides and GLP-1s with syringe-volume calculations.

PeptIQ ↗

iOS

Peptide and injection tracker with wellness logging.

Shotsy ↗

iOS / Android

GLP-1 medication tracker for weekly injections, with reminders and level charts.

Frequently asked questions

What does a peptide tracking app do?

It replaces the spreadsheet: reconstitution math, dose schedules, injection-site rotation, vial dates, source/batch records, and observations — in one place.

Is My Peptide Protocol free?

The reconstitution calculator is completely free, no account required. Core tracking features are free to start; the app is Canadian-made.

Why track research protocols at all?

A protocol without records can't be interpreted. Dose, timing, batch, and observations are what turn a cycle into usable research data.