Inventory tracking
Group vials by peptide. Get alerts when supply runs low, vials are expiring, or already expired.
A private, offline-first iOS & Android tracker for peptide inventory and dosing — with a built-in reconstitution calculator.
Not medical advice. The Peptide Tracker is a personal log and journal tool. It does not recommend protocols, dosages, or sources. Intended for adults already on protocols under their own care.
Wednesday
8
doses logged
3
peptides
5
vials active
Peptide A · 250 mcg
SubQ · 8:02 AM
Peptide B · 100 mcg
SubQ · 8:05 PM
The privacy promise
We can't lose data we never collect. The Peptide Tracker has no servers, no analytics, no third-party SDKs in the data path — and this site doesn't either.
Open the app and start tracking. We never ask you to sign up because we never need to know who you are.
Your data lives on your device, in an encrypted local database. It never touches our servers — because we don't have any.
Zero third-party SDKs in the data path. The app — and this site — ship clean.
Full offline use, including the reconstitution calculator.
On-device only. JSON export/import and PDF journal export are on the roadmap so you can move or back up your records on your terms.
How it works
The whole loop, with no account and no network call. Sized for a phone you're holding while you reconstitute.
Pick the peptide from the bundled catalog or define your own. Set mg and bacteriostatic water; concentration is computed for you.
Enter your target dose in mcg. The app shows the volume to draw and the reading on a U-100 insulin syringe — live, while you type.
One modal from the dashboard or a vial card. Default unit and route are pre-filled; the linked vial's remaining mg decrements on save.
Recent activity grouped by day on the dashboard. Edit or delete, and the vial reconciles automatically.
What you get at launch
Group vials by peptide. Get alerts when supply runs low, vials are expiring, or already expired.
Vial mg + bacteriostatic water mL + target dose mcg → concentration, volume, and units on a U-100 insulin syringe. Live preview while you add a vial.
One-tap dose entry from the dashboard or a vial card. Defaults to the peptide's usual unit and route. Edit or delete later — the vial's remaining amount reconciles automatically.
See every dose grouped by day, right from the dashboard. Tap any entry to edit or remove it.
26 peptides bundled, organized into 9 categories: Healing, Growth Hormone, Weight Management, Cognitive, Immune, Sleep, Sexual Health, Skin/Tanning, Anti-Aging. Add custom peptides too.
Dark by default with a respectful light theme. One app, both platforms.
Exp Apr 12
Exp May 03
Exp Jun 18
Exp Mar 02
Peptide
Peptide A
Vial size
5 mg
BAC water
2 mL
Target dose
250 mcg
Expiry
Apr 12, 2026
Peptide
Peptide A
Vial
3.6 / 5 mg · exp Apr 12
Amount
250
Route
Taken at
Today, 8:02 AM
Notes
Add notes…
Today · Wed
Peptide A · 250 mcg
SubQ · 8:02 AM
Peptide B · 100 mcg
SubQ · 8:00 PM
Yesterday · Tue
Peptide A · 250 mcg
SubQ · 8:14 AM
Peptide B · 100 mcg
SubQ · 8:05 PM
Peptide C · 5 mg
Oral · 6:30 PM
Reconstitution, without the mental math
Tell it your vial size in milligrams, how much bacteriostatic water you're adding, and your target dose in micrograms. The app shows concentration, the volume to draw, and the reading on a U-100 insulin syringe — live, while you type.
Vial
5 mg
BAC water
2 mL
Target dose
250 mcg
Draws to
0.1 mL · 10 units on a U-100 syringe
Worked example, verbatim:
5 mg vial + 2 mL bacteriostatic water + 250 mcg dose → 0.1 mL → 10 units on a U-100 syringe.
Peptide
Peptide A
Vial size
5 mg
BAC water
2 mL
Target dose
250 mcg
Expiry
Apr 12, 2026
Roadmap
Not shipped yet — planned for the months following launch. Same privacy rules: on-device only, no telemetry, no exceptions.
Plan upcoming cycles and track active ones.
Reminders for doses and vial expiry, scheduled on-device.
Notes, photos, biomarkers, mood, and weight — with trend charts.
Export your journal entries to a single PDF.
Move your data between phones with full export/import.
FAQ
No. Open the app and start.
On your device, in an encrypted local database. Nothing is uploaded.
Yes — fully, including the calculator.
Yes, via JSON export/import. (Coming soon — see the Roadmap section.)
No. It's a personal log. See the disclaimer.
No. It tracks what you choose to track.
Both, at launch.
Soon. Check back.
Free.
A small independent team at CustomApps.