The Peptide App: Tracker

The Peptide App: Tracker

Vials, Schedules & Progress

117 ratings
21 reviews
Free

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Released
March 12, 2026
Updated
October 28, 2026

Features

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This app helps you manage your peptide vials, create custom schedules with reminders, and track your progress with various health metrics. It also includes a peptide library for research and vendor price comparisons. All features are free to use.

✓Manual vial tracking with photos and notes
✓Customizable schedules and reminders
✓Protocol and stack organization
✓Peptide library and research resources
✓Progress tracking for health metrics
✓Vendor price comparison
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What's New in The Peptide App

1.3.25

October 28, 2026

Works beautifully on iPhone and iPhone Duo. Explore our refreshed App Store preview, featuring your research library, Market, manual vial records, and personal reminders across both screen sizes.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$4.99

Monthly Access — Member Rate

Removed from the App Store on October 30, 2026. Access includes scheduling, calculators, and more.

User reviews

Pep tracker update

The app no longer allows users to reconstitute vials using the unit conversion tool. This is a feature that I use most often.

New Update Sucks!

I am begging whoever designed this new update to go back to the previous design. All of my vials that were saved are now gone, it no longer gives me the options to reconstitute?… and they are now showing measurements as MCGs and not giving proper units. There is now nothing I can do with this app that I can’t do without a notebook.
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Great for tracking peptides

Great app to help with reconstitution and tracking.

This is the best thing ever

I had my hesitations about this app, but this is the truth. Very user friendly and has everything you could ask for in relation to peppers. Every question and concern I had was addressed in the app before I even had it.

If you’re on the fence about this, let this be the review that sways you. This is the perfect companion tool for diving into the pepper world.
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Amazing App

This app is perfect! everything that i’m looking for in a peptide app. no complaints wow

FAQ

What is The Peptide App used for?

The Peptide App is used for managing peptide vials, creating custom schedules with reminders, tracking health and progress metrics, and accessing peptide research. It is intended for educational and informational purposes.

Is The Peptide App free to use?

Yes, The Peptide App offers all its features for free, with no subscription required. The app is available at no cost to users.

Does The Peptide App have ads?

No, The Peptide App does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted user experience.

What kind of health data can I track with The Peptide App?

You can track weight, body measurements, sleep, energy levels, mood, recovery, lab markers, and other personal metrics. The app also allows for progress photos and check-in reviews over time.

How does The Peptide App handle user data privacy?

The Peptide App is private by default, meaning your records and photos are not sold or shared. You have the ability to delete your account at any time.

On which devices is The Peptide App available?

The Peptide App is currently supported on iPhone devices. It is designed to run on the iOS platform.

How often is The Peptide App updated?

The latest version of The Peptide App is 1.3.25, which was last updated on October 28, 2026. Updates are released periodically to improve functionality and add features.

What is the age rating for The Peptide App?

The Peptide App has an age rating of 17+. This is due to the nature of the content and its intended audience.