A peptide tracker with no account
Most peptide apps want your email before they'll show you a calculator. Then your dosing history, which is some of the most personal data you have, lives on their server.
PepMinder works differently. There is no account. There's nothing to sign up for, and your data stays on your phone.
Why it matters
- It's your medication history. A list of what you inject, how much, and when isn't something you should have to hand to a company to get a reminder.
- No server means nothing to breach. Data that's never uploaded can't leak from someone else's database.
- No connection needed. Reminders, the calculator, and your log work on a plane, in a gym basement, or anywhere else with no signal.
- No lock-in. Export to CSV or PDF, or make a full backup file, whenever you want.
What stays on your phone
| Data | Where it lives |
|---|---|
| Peptides, vials, and concentrations | Your phone |
| Schedules and reminders | Your phone (reminders are scheduled on the device) |
| Dose log and injection sites | Your phone |
| Weight entries and progress photos | Your phone |
| Backups | Wherever you save the file |
The honest fine print
PepMinder's free version shows Google AdMob banner ads. AdMob uses your device's advertising ID to serve them, as described in our privacy policy. It never receives your peptide or dose data. Pro removes ads and that data collection.
What you get
- Reconstitution and dose calculator with a visual 30/50/100-unit syringe diagram
- Reminders with Mark Taken and Skip on the notification, which work offline and survive reboots
- Vial tracking with low-supply alerts and expiry warnings
- Injection site log, weight trend, and progress photos
- Free for up to 2 peptides. Pro is $4.99/mo or $39.99/yr.
Try PepMinder free on Android
Reconstitution calculator, dose reminders, and an injection log in one private app. No account, works offline.
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PepMinder is a personal tracking and calculation tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, dosing recommendations, or protocols, and it does not sell or link to any products. Always consult a licensed healthcare provider about your treatment.