Every part of a peptide protocol, connected on iPhone.

Peptide Protocol connects the actions that generic reminders and spreadsheets separate: dose schedules, reconstitution arithmetic, injection-site rotation, container inventory and progress history. Explore each feature with a real interface and a precise explanation of what it does.

Injection-site rotation

Injection-site rotation tracker

An injection-site rotation tracker helps prevent accidental reuse by pairing every logged dose with a body location. Peptide Protocol shows recent use, configurable cooldowns and the next ready site on an iPhone body map, so rotation history stays attached to the dose log instead of living in memory or notes.

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Dose schedules and reminders

Peptide dose reminder app

A peptide dose reminder app should handle more than a repeating alarm. Peptide Protocol connects each reminder to the active compound, dose phase, cycle, inventory and injection-site rotation, then quiets reminders during planned breaks and resumes them on the selected return date.

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Vial inventory and refills

Peptide vial inventory tracker

A peptide vial inventory tracker connects stock to actual dose history. Peptide Protocol records container type, lot, quantity and expiration, subtracts logged use when units are compatible, estimates doses remaining, and warns when a refill or replacement may be needed.

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Reconstitution arithmetic

Peptide reconstitution calculator app

A peptide reconstitution calculator converts three user-provided values: vial amount, diluent volume and target dose. Peptide Protocol calculates concentration, draw volume, syringe units and estimated doses per vial, then keeps those values beside the schedule and inventory on iPhone.

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Progress and insights

Peptide progress tracker

A peptide progress tracker is most useful when dose timing and daily observations share one timeline. Peptide Protocol charts adherence, weight, energy, sleep, appetite and notes beside protocol changes, then creates a report that can be exported for your own records or a clinician conversation.

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