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Regimen vs PepTracker: Which Peptide Tracker Is Right for You? (2026)

March 21, 2026
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The Bottom Line
PepTracker is battle-tested with a loyal user base on iOS. If you want a simple, focused peptide app with proven reliability, it does the job well. Regimen is the pick if you want to connect your peptide protocol to your health data. The medication-to-health correlation — seeing how sleep, body fat, and weight respond to each compound — is something PepTracker doesn't offer. Start free with one compound and every feature included.

You're running a peptide protocol and you want an app that actually understands what that means. Not a generic medication reminder. Not a pill tracker with "injection" bolted on. Both PepTracker and Regimen were built with peptide users in mind, but they approach the problem differently.

Pro Tip
Quick verdict: Regimen is a peptide tracker that gives you free tracking for one compound with every feature unlocked — PK curves, injection site mapping, and health metric correlation. PepTracker is a focused peptide app with protocol scheduling, dose logging, and a syringe calculator with 285 reviews on iOS.

Feature Comparison

FeatureRegimenPepTracker
Peptide dose loggingYesYes
Protocol schedulingYesYes
Syringe / reconstitution calculatorYes (built into compound profiles)Yes
Half-life visualizer (blood level curves)YesNo
Medication-to-health-metrics correlationYesNo
Injection site rotation with body mapYesNo
Compound library600+ compoundsPeptide focused
Apple Health / Google Health ConnectYesNo
Progress photos (side-by-side)YesNo
Smart dose remindersYesYes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesNo
PricingFree for 1 compound, $4.99/mo premiumFreemium, $4.99/mo

Regimen

Regimen is a peptide tracker that's completely free for one compound with every feature unlocked. You get PK curves that show how your compound levels rise and fall between doses, injection site rotation with a body map, and health metric correlation that connects your sleep, body fat %, weight, and more to your dosing timeline via Apple Health or Google Health Connect.

The medication-to-health correlation is the differentiator here. You can actually see whether your sleep improved after starting DSIP, or whether your body fat shifted during a BPC-157 cycle. That turns dose logging from a chore into actionable data.

Regimen pulls from a library of 600+ compounds and works on both iOS and Android. Premium ($4.99/mo or $39.99/yr) unlocks tracking for multiple compounds when you're stacking.

PepTracker

PepTracker has the largest user base of any peptide-specific tracker — 285 reviews at a 4.69-star rating on iOS. That kind of track record matters. The app handles protocol scheduling, dose logging, and reconstitution math well, and updates are frequent (last updated March 2026).

The free tier covers two protocols, which works if you're running one or two peptides. Beyond that, you're looking at $4.99/mo or $47.99/yr.

The tradeoffs: PepTracker is iOS only, so Android users are out. There's no half-life visualization, no health metric correlation, and no injection site mapping. If you want to see how a peptide is affecting your sleep or body composition, you'll need to track that separately.

Track your peptide protocol for free

  • PK curves, injection site rotation, 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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