PepVault vs goodtides

PepVault is a private tracker for your peptide and GLP-1 routine. Log the doses you take, get a reminder when each one is due, keep every vial, pen and spray on one shelf, and see your weight, bloodwork and logs side by side, so you can see what's working. PepTalk, the AI companion built in, answers questions about your own log and the research. PepVault is a tracking and education tool. It records the doses and schedules you enter, as written on your label or by your clinic, and shows them back. It doesn't calculate or recommend doses, give dosing instructions or sell peptides or medication, and it isn't medical advice. Whether you're on semaglutide or tirzepatide, running BPC-157, TB-500 or GHK-Cu, on TRT, or keeping a whole stack straight, PepVault keeps it all in one private app. Never miss a dose • Reminders on your schedule: daily, weekly, every other day, set weekdays, on/off cycles or as needed • Log a dose with one press-and-hold, and catch up on the days you forgot • See what's due and what's late, and your Consistency week over week Your shelf • Shelf Scan: photograph your vials and PepVault puts each one on your shelf, its name and printed strength read from the label • Your vials, pens, sprays and pill bottles on one shelf • What's left in every vial, updated as you log, and its beyond-use date • A body map that shows how long each injection site has rested, and which one is next See what's working • A weight trend that smooths out day-to-day noise, with milestones in kg or lb • Goal you: one picture of how you could look at your goal weight, made from your own progress photo • Bloodwork added by hand, from a photo or from a PDF, every marker on its reference range, with an AI read in the context of your protocol (educational, not a diagnosis) • Food, training and recovery, with Apple Health, Whoop and Oura An AI companion for your log • PepTalk answers from your own logs, labs and recovery • Ask why your weight stalled, how your week went, or what the research says about a compound • Educational answers only: PepTalk never suggests a dose, and dosing stays with your clinician or your label For you and your doctor • A PDF report with your schedule, doses, Consistency, side effects and check-ins • A library of 79 compounds, with the research behind each, which you can browse by area of the body • Your stack on a body: every area your compounds are used for, lit at once, with the evidence for each • Logging that works offline Private by design • We don't sell your health data or share it for advertising • Export your logs as CSV anytime, and delete your account inside the app PepVault Pro Tracking your own protocol requires PepVault Pro: 7 days free on the yearly plan for new subscribers, then $79.99 a year, or $14.99 a month (US prices; your App Store shows the local price). Plans renew until you cancel in your Apple ID settings. Explore the demo first, no account needed. PepVault doesn't diagnose or treat any condition. Talk to a qualified clinician about your own care. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://pepvault.app/privacy

goodtides Companion is a calm, private logbook for people who track peptides. Track every dose. Log in two taps, see today's schedule at a glance, and keep a complete history — with sites, timing, and how you felt. Count every vial. Your stock, tracked to the unit. The app knows what's left in each vial, warns you before you run out, and keeps finished vials in your history. Keep the paperwork. Attach lab certificates (COAs) to your vials and view them anytime — batch numbers, tested content, the documents that matter, all in one place. Read your bloodwork. Upload a lab PDF and every marker is charted over time against clearly explained ranges. Private to you. Reminders that respect you. A quiet nudge before each dose is due — never spam. Local-first and private: your data lives on your device, with optional sync. No account required to start. For adults 21+. goodtides Companion is a record-keeping tool — it does not provide medical advice or dosing recommendations.