
About
This app helps users meticulously track peptide dosages, vial inventory, and bloodwork. It offers features like reconstitution calculations, half-life visualizations, and injection site rotation. Designed for serious users, it aims to replace scattered notes and spreadsheets with a secure, organized system.
What's New in Pepper
1.0
June 11, 2026
Subscription plans
Pepper Pro
Premium access to all Pepper features
User reviews
FAQ
What is Pepper used for?
Pepper is an all-in-one tracker designed for serious users of peptide protocols. It helps organize your stack, log doses, manage vial inventory, visualize half-life curves, and track bloodwork.
Does Pepper have ads?
No, Pepper does not contain advertisements. The app is designed with privacy in mind and states it has no advertising networks or third-party trackers.
What are the subscription options for Pepper?
Pepper offers a Pro subscription with multiple pricing tiers: $11.99 per month, $39.99 per year, and $59.99 per year with a 7-day free trial.
How does Pepper help with dose calculations?
Pepper features a Reconstitution Calculator that determines the exact syringe units to draw based on your vial size, BAC water, and target dose, supporting U-40, U-50, and U-100 concentrations.
Can Pepper track my bloodwork?
Yes, Pepper allows you to log various bloodwork metrics such as hormones, lipids, liver function, metabolic panels, and CBCs. It then plots these values against reference ranges and tracks trends over your cycles.
Is my data secure with Pepper?
Pepper emphasizes privacy and security with per-user encryption at rest and in transit, and RLS-scoped storage. They state they never sell user data.
What devices does Pepper support?
Pepper is available for iPhone and iPad, with secure cross-device sync when you sign in. Sign in with Apple is supported for a password-free experience.
How often is Pepper updated?
Pepper was last updated on June 11, 2026, with version 1.0. The release date was also June 11, 2026.









