PeppersSimple peptide tracking.
Peppers is the notepad you already keep, as an app. Pick Semaglutide, tap 0.5mg, and it’s logged, timestamped, and charted. A calendar of your weeks, a color and icon for every compound, a running count of what’s left in the vial. No account, no advice. Just your record.
What people are saying
“The simplest tracker you’ll ever use”
“I use Peppers to effortlessly keep track of what I’m taking and when I’m taking it.”
“I’ve tried a bunch, even just paper. This works super well.”
Everything the notepad never did
Log in one line
Search your compound, tap a few chips. Dose, how, where, done.
Your stack as cards
What you take often waits at the top with supply and last dose. Tap, confirm, logged.
See the rhythm
A dose timeline per compound. A missed day is visible at a glance.
Reminders you set
Daily or weekly, for anything on a schedule. Only if you set them.
Search your history
Months deep, one tap away.
CSV export
Your whole record, free forever. No lock-in.
Private iCloud sync
Your own iCloud, encrypted under your Apple Account.
Yours alone
No account. We never see your journal.
Calendar of your weeks
A week strip on the journal, a month grid behind it. Tap any day to fill in a missed dose.
Color and icon per compound
Pick them once. Spot the compound everywhere.
Vial tracking
Tell it what the vial holds. It counts what’s left as you log.
Log it when it happened
Now, earlier today, or back on Tuesday. Time is yours to set.
Your week, the way you dose it.
Peptides are rarely every day. Five on, two off. Every other day. One shot a week. The week strip on the journal and the calendar behind it show your actual pattern: a colored dot for every compound you took, a hollow one where a reminder says you plan to.
Forgot to log Tuesday? Open Tuesday and add it. The record stays honest.
Entries that speak peptide.
Search Zepbound and it reads as Zepbound, with the peptide and maker underneath. Pens, vials, and tablets appear as they actually come. Doses, routes, and sites are chips, in plain words: under the skin, left stomach.
Tell Peppers what your vial holds and it subtracts every dose you log, so you can see what is left in it at a glance. Your numbers, plain arithmetic, no advice.
Every compound gets its own page.
Tap any entry and the whole story is there: the dose history, the color and icon you gave it, and the vial you are working through, counted down dose by dose.
Log it again in one tap, edit what you typed, or delete it. Your record, fully in your hands.
Questions
What is Peppers?
A one-line dose journal. You type what you took, Peppers timestamps it and keeps the record: history, calendar, chart, and a count of what is left in your vial.
Does Peppers tell me what to take or how much?
No. Peppers is a journal, not a coach. It never suggests doses, schedules, or stacks, and nothing in it is medical advice. Decisions about what you take belong with you and your clinician.
What can I log?
Anything you can type. Peptides, GLP-1 medications, vitamins, supplements. Brand names work: search Zepbound and it shows up as Zepbound, with the peptide and maker underneath.
Where does my data live?
On your device, and in your own private iCloud database if you use iCloud, encrypted under your Apple Account. There are no Peppers servers and no account. We cannot read your journal. The app counts anonymous usage, never what you type.
What if I forgot to log a dose yesterday?
Open the calendar, tap the day, and log it there. The entry lands on the day it actually happened.
How does vial tracking work?
Tell Peppers what your vial holds, once. Every dose you log subtracts from it, so you can see what remains and roughly when it runs out. Your numbers, plain arithmetic.
Can I get my data out?
Always. CSV export of your whole journal is one tap away and never paywalled.
When can I get it?
Peppers is in beta and coming soon to the App Store.