Peptide scheduler

I rely on the standard health app that comes with my iPhone. It is simple yet covers everything needed. You add the compound, dosage, schedule times and days, alerts, and an end date. There is also a notes area I use for cycle lengths and any dosage adjustments.

A Reddit suggestion pointed to a web-based option that seemed fine. I signed up then forgot about it. The name did not seem directly related to peptides. It was colorful, listed many compounds with suggested protocols, included some AI for stack ideas, and was free. I cannot locate it now in my history.

It would make sense for sellers to build their own tracking apps to keep users engaged. I keep an excel sheet and fill several days ahead. I can open it on my phone when away from the computer. Timing does not need to be exact since I only do morning and evening injections. I also note recent details on the compounds I use regularly and ones under consideration so trends become visible.

I keep everything in a plain text file on the desktop. It shows dates, weights, peptide doses, and starts or stops of other medications going back three years.

Right now I am using a basic Word document. My wife and I are each on a GLP compound, she has one additional daily injection, and I have two. It works for the current load but might not scale well if the total rises to eight or nine.

A medication reminder app on my Android phone lets me set duration, frequency, specific weekdays, dosage amounts, and reminders. It works well for my needs.

Excel gives me a useful record. I can check which doses worked, which caused issues, and plan future amounts without guessing where I am in a cycle.

I have used a particular tracker since it first appeared. It has many features and the developer keeps adding more.