Today at 8:02 AM
DOSESemaglutide - 1.0 mg
Abdomen - No notes
PepTrak for iPhone
Every dose. On the record.
A private, local-first logbook for GLP-1 and peptide protocols. Schedules, dose logs, side effects, trends, and exports all stay on your iPhone instead of a server.
Local-firstHealthKit trendsCSV + JSON export
Today
Next dose, front and center.
What does PepTrak show on Today?
Today opens on the next dose: a countdown, one-tap logging, and the estimated-levels curve for your active protocol.
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Dose card first
Today opens on the next dose: countdown, one-tap actions, and your active protocol.
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Levels in view
A source-backed half-life curve estimates how much is still active, as educational context only.
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Signals underneath
Recent weight movement and dose adherence sit right below the card, so the day reads in one glance.
Records
Log opens to the full record.
How does PepTrak organize dose records?
Filter pills, a calendar, and dated cards for doses, side effects, weight, and notes. The full history stays one tap away, and it exports whenever you need it.
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All entries
Doses, side effects, weight, and notes land in one dated list instead of scattering across apps.
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Fast filters
Jump straight to doses, side effects, weight entries, or notes with one tap.
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Calendar review
Open any day on the calendar and see exactly what was logged.
Trends
Trends starts with weight.
How does PepTrak show trends?
Weight, BMI, goal pace, and optional Apple Health metrics chart right next to your dose history, so every trend keeps its protocol context.
Stack
Stack is schedule and supply.
How does PepTrak manage protocol schedules?
Every compound on one screen: weekly cadence, dose, injection site, current week, and vial balance, with schedule edits one tap away.
Safety position
Tracking only.
What won’t PepTrak do?
PepTrak stores protocol records for review. It does not diagnose, treat, prescribe, calculate a personalized blood concentration, or tell you when to change a dose.
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Medical decisions stay with a licensed clinician.
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PepTrak does not sell peptides, compounds, or protocols.
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Records are for you and your licensed clinician to review.
Record model
One record holds the protocol.
What does PepTrak keep in one local record?
PepTrak keeps the moving parts of a protocol in one place on your iPhone: schedule, doses, side effects, vials, HealthKit trends, notes, reminders, and exports.
Protocol schedule
Compound, dose, cadence, injection day, injection time, site, and active or paused state.
Keeps the current plan separate from past dose history.
Dose record
Taken or skipped doses, selected time, site, notes, and vial context.
Creates a dated log that can be reviewed later.
Side effects
Symptom, severity from 1 to 10, onset, duration, and optional dose linkage.
Ties side effects to the doses around them.
Health trends
Manual weight plus optional read-only Apple Health imports for body mass, resting heart rate, and blood glucose.
Adds trend context without requesting Apple Health write permissions.
Exports
Local CSV and JSON exports by data type through the iPhone share or save sheet.
Keeps records portable for personal review or clinician conversations.
Estimated Peptide Levels
Educational dose-unit estimates for supported protocols, with methodology caveats.
Shows estimate context without presenting blood concentrations or dosing guidance.
Explore
Go deeper on tracking.
Where can you learn more about PepTrak?
Guides, comparisons, and reference pages for GLP-1 and peptide protocol tracking, all part of PepTrak.
GLP-1 tracker
How PepTrak logs Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and other GLP-1 doses, sites, and weight trends on iPhone.
Start here if you track a GLP-1 medication.
Peptide tracker
Protocol schedules, vial supply, and dated dose logs built for multi-compound peptide stacks.
Start here for research-peptide protocols.
Compare trackers
PepTrak side by side with other apps on storage model, pricing, and exports, including the Shotsy and Glippy alternatives.
See how PepTrak differs before you switch.
Tracking guides
Practical guides, including how to choose the best GLP-1 tracking app for privacy and clinician-ready exports.
Step-by-step help for common tracking tasks.
Estimated levels
The half-life model and primary sources behind PepTrak's educational Estimated Peptide Levels curve.
Understand what the levels curve does and does not claim.
Protocol glossary
Plain-language definitions for the dosing, peptide, and tracking terms used across PepTrak.
Look up an unfamiliar term.
FAQ
Answers before you download.
What should you know before downloading?
What is PepTrak?
PepTrak is a local-first iPhone logbook for GLP-1 and peptide protocol tracking. It keeps schedules, dose logs, side-effect notes, vials, HealthKit trends, and exportable records in one private app.
Does PepTrak provide medical advice?
No. PepTrak is a tracking logbook. Confirm protocol decisions, dosing, side effects, and missed-dose guidance with a licensed clinician.
Does PepTrak sell compounds?
No. PepTrak does not sell peptides, compounds, protocols, insurance, or affiliate products.
Where is my data stored?
The current app is local-first. Protocols, logs, reminders, vials, notes, and health metrics are stored in on-device SQLite.
Does PepTrak sync with Apple Health?
PepTrak can read body mass, resting heart rate, and blood glucose from Apple Health when you choose to connect it. It does not request Apple Health write permissions.
Can I export my PepTrak records?
Yes. PepTrak supports local CSV and JSON export by data type through the native iPhone share or save sheet.
What can I track in PepTrak?
You can track protocol stacks, dose schedules, taken or skipped doses, injection sites, vial balance, side effects, notes, weight, reminders, and selected HealthKit metrics.
What are Estimated Peptide Levels?
Estimated Peptide Levels are educational dose-unit estimates for supported protocols. They are not personalized blood concentrations, medical advice, or instructions to change a dose.
Does PepTrak support reminders?
Yes. PepTrak uses local notification reminders for dose schedules, and schedule edits keep matching reminder labels in sync.
Is PepTrak cloud-based?
No. The current iOS app is designed around local device storage, with no backend or cloud sync for protocol records.
