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About Peptide Tracker: PeptiPal

PeptiPal is the all-in-one tracker for peptides, GLP-1 medications, and research compounds — built to take the guesswork out of every injection. Log your doses, follow your protocol, and watch your progress add up, all in one clean, private app.

Whether you're running Ozempic, Wegovy, BPC-157, TB-500, or a custom stack, PeptiPal keeps your schedule on track and your reconstitution math correct.

KEY FEATURES

• Simple dose logging — Tap to log every injection with date, time, dose, and site. Edit or delete any entry and see your full history at a glance.

• Smart protocols & schedules — Build a dosing protocol for each peptide with daily or custom schedules. PeptiPal shows you what's due and when.

• Reminders that keep you consistent — Local notifications so you never miss a dose.

• Reconstitution calculator — Enter your vial strength and BAC water and get the exact amount to draw. No more napkin math.

• Unit converter — Convert between mg, mcg, IU, and units instantly.

• Peptide library — 37+ peptides with half-life data and common aliases, ready to add in a tap.

• Injection site rotation — Track where you've injected and rotate sites the right way.

• Insights & calendar — A visual calendar plus stats, streaks, and per-peptide breakdowns so you can see your consistency over time.

• Export your data — Download your full dose history as a CSV to share with your provider or keep for your records.

WHY PEPTIPAL

• Purpose-built for peptides & GLP-1 — not a generic pill reminder.
• Does the math for you — reconstitution and unit conversions in seconds.
• Private by design — your data stays on your device.
• Clean, fast, distraction-free interface.

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Medical Disclaimer
PeptiPal is a personal tracking tool only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Peptides and GLP-1 medications should only be used under the supervision of a qualified healthcare provider. Always consult your doctor before starting, changing, or stopping any protocol.