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Regimen vs OptiPin: Which TRT and Peptide Tracker Is Right for You? (2026)

March 21, 2026
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The Bottom Line
If privacy is your top concern and you want everything stored locally on your iOS device, OptiPin has a genuine edge there. If you want health metric correlation (connecting blood pressure, weight, body fat to your protocol), a larger compound library, PK curves, Android support, or progress photos, Regimen is the stronger pick. Start free with one compound and all features included.

OptiPin and Regimen are probably the two closest competitors in this space. Both handle TRT and peptides. Both take injection site tracking seriously. If you're running a protocol with multiple compounds, these are the two apps you should actually be comparing.

Pro Tip
Quick verdict: Regimen covers 600+ compounds with PK curves and health metric correlation, available on both iOS and Android. OptiPin offers 100+ medications with a strong privacy-first approach on iOS. Both handle TRT and peptides — the differences are in depth, platform availability, and what you get for free.

Feature Comparison

FeatureRegimenOptiPin
TRT dose loggingYesYes
Peptide trackingYesYes
Injection site rotationYes (with body map)Yes
Lab / bloodwork trackingYes (via health metrics)Yes (detailed)
Half-life visualizer (blood level curves)YesNo
Medication-to-health-metrics correlationYesNo
Compound library600+100+
Apple Health integrationYesUnknown
Google Health ConnectYesNo (iOS only)
Progress photos (side-by-side)YesNo
Smart dose remindersYesYes
Privacy-focusedStandard privacy practicesHighlighted feature
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesNo
Rating4.9+ stars4.47 stars
PricingFree for 1 compound, $4.99/mo premiumFreemium, $3.99/mo or $74.99-99.99 lifetime

Regimen

Regimen gives you free tracking for one compound with every feature unlocked — PK curves, injection site rotation with a body map, and health metric correlation that connects your weight, body fat %, blood pressure, heart rate, and sleep to your dosing timeline via Apple Health or Google Health Connect. The medication-to-health correlation is the standout: you can see how your blood pressure responds to dose adjustments, or whether splitting your injections improved your resting heart rate.

With 600+ compounds in the library, Regimen covers TRT esters, HCG, aromatase inhibitors, peptides, GLP-1s, and less common compounds that might not appear in smaller libraries. It's available on both iOS and Android, and carries a 4.9+ star rating in the App Store.

Premium ($4.99/mo or $39.99/yr) unlocks tracking for multiple compounds when your protocol grows.

OptiPin

OptiPin's strongest card is its privacy-first approach. No accounts required, everything stays on your device. If keeping your health data completely local is a non-negotiable for you, that's a real differentiator worth taking seriously. The TRT and peptide community has legitimate reasons to care about data privacy, and OptiPin leans into that harder than any other app in this space.

The app supports 100+ medications with level projections for testosterone, DHT, and GLP-1 compounds. Dedicated bloodwork tracking with biomarker-specific features is a genuine strength if you log every blood panel in detail.

The tradeoffs: OptiPin is iOS only, so Android users are out entirely. The 4.47-star rating across 75 reviews is decent but sits below Regimen's. And the lifetime pricing ($74.99-99.99) is steep compared to alternatives.

Track your full protocol for free

  • 600+ compounds with PK curves and health metric correlation
  • One compound free forever, no feature paywalls
  • Available on iPhone and Android
Regimen peptide and GLP-1 tracker app screenshot

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to track your protocol?

  • Smart reminders so you never miss a dose
  • Track weight, photos, and progress over time
  • Medication level curves for every compound
Regimen peptide and GLP-1 tracker app screenshot
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