HGH Tracker 4.8

Track Your HGH Protocol

HGH results show up over months, not days. Regimen keeps the daily discipline effortless and shows you what's actually changing.

Free to download. Free for your first compound.

Track these on HGH: daily IU dose, injection time (morning fasted, pre-workout, or bedtime), site, and protocol goal. Run IGF-1 labs every 8 to 12 weeks (the main biomarker). Common doses: 1 to 2 IU for anti-aging, 2 to 4 IU for body composition, 4 to 6 IU for advanced. Note: 1mg of HGH is approximately 3 IU.

Schedules, cycles, calculators, and inventory in one place

Stay on top of your dosing schedule.

Every schedule you need

Daily, weekly, EOD, custom, as-needed. Stay consistent with smart reminders for every cadence.

Cycle management

Set your cycle duration and get alerts when it's time to cycle off, take a break, or restart.

Reconstitution calculators

Reconstitution, reverse BAC, TRT oil, and intranasal. Regimen handles the complex math, so you don't have to.

Inventory tracking

Track your vials, pens, and pills. We'll let you know when you're running low.

HGH
Active
Daily · 9:00 PM
Cycle · week 4 of 8 Off-cycle alert set
Next dose
Today, 8:00 PM
Reminder on
Current vial 4 of 10 mg
2 more vials in inventory
The Signals engine

Other apps log.
Regimen interprets.

Regimen connects your doses, levels, check-ins, and blood work to what actually changes in your protocol. Measured against your own baseline, not population averages.

See what's in your system
Medication levels
Levels rising
Real-time PK modeling for 150+ compounds
HGH
Adherence
100%
Time on
5mo 3d
Next
8 AM
Daily check-ins
50+ markers, tracked.
Wellness, side effects, performance, recovery.
Energy Food Noise Mood Sleep Quality Strength Focus Nausea Libido Recovery Bloating Joint Pain Mental Clarity Hair Shedding Motivation Stress Acne +34 more
Energy Energized
Exhausted Energized
Blood work over time
Fasting Glucose
↓ 17 mg/dL
Plot every lab against your protocol.
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mg/dL
Tracked alongside your HGH protocol
99 65
Nov
104
Feb
92
Today
87
What it tells you

Signals does the noticing for you.

What's helping, what's not, and what's worth keeping an eye on.

Signals
Updated today
Your weight has been dropping faster since your dose went up to 7.5 mg.
Your joint pain has eased over the three weeks you've been on BPC-157.
Your hematocrit has crept up three draws in a row: 46, 48, now 50%. It's the number TRT docs watch closest.
Your HRV has been about 8 ms below your normal since your dose change on Jun 24.

Why tracking HGH matters

Long-term adherence

HGH benefits compound over months. Daily reminders and dose streaks help you maintain the consistency that makes or breaks results.

Subtle progress, captured

HGH changes are gradual - better sleep, faster recovery, skin quality. Progress photos and health data correlation reveal improvements you'd otherwise miss.

Cycle management

Track on/off cycles, dosing windows, and timing (AM vs PM, pre-bed vs fasted morning). Optimize based on your own logged data.

What Regimen Tracks for HGH

  • Daily dose (IU), timing, and injection site - convert IU to mg to syringe units with the HGH IU calculator
  • PK curves showing estimated GH blood levels
  • Sleep quality, deep sleep, and total sleep time (auto-synced)
  • Body fat % and weight trends
  • Recovery markers and energy levels
  • Skin quality and subjective wellness notes
  • Injection site rotation
  • Reconstitution details and vial expiration tracking
  • Cycle start/end dates
  • HGH protocols are personal. Some people run it for body composition, some for recovery, some for anti-aging. The doses and timing differ across all three, which is exactly why generic tracking templates do not work. Here is how to actually track HGH so you can see whether your protocol is doing what you want it to.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between mg and IU for HGH?

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1mg of HGH equals approximately 3 IU. Most prescribed HGH lists dose in IU. Most vials are labeled in IU. Track in IU to keep math simple.

How often should I get IGF-1 tested on HGH?

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Every 8-12 weeks once stable, more often when starting or changing dose. Target range varies by lab and protocol: generally 200-300 ng/mL for anti-aging, higher for body composition work.

Is morning or bedtime HGH better?

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Depends on goal. Morning fasted preserves your natural growth hormone pulse and adds to it. Bedtime suppresses the natural pulse but ensures consistent levels through the night. Recovery-focused users often prefer bedtime.

Can HGH and TRT be tracked together?

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Yes, and most users running both should. Regimen supports tracking multiple compounds in parallel. Side effects from one can interact with the other (HGH water retention plus TRT estrogen, for example).

What is the safe long-term dose for HGH?

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There is no consensus, but anti-aging protocols rarely exceed 2 IU daily long-term. Higher doses (4+ IU) for extended periods carry more risk of insulin resistance and joint issues. Monitor fasting glucose.

What to track on HGH

Daily IU dose

  • Injection time (morning fasted, pre-workout, bedtime: affects results significantly)
  • Subcutaneous injection site and rotation
  • Vial concentration (IU per mL after reconstitution)
  • IGF-1 labs every 8-12 weeks (the main biomarker)
  • Fasting glucose (HGH raises insulin resistance over time)
  • Subjective markers: sleep quality, recovery rate, body composition
  • Side effects: water retention, joint aches, carpal tunnel symptoms

Common mistakes when tracking HGH

  • Confusing IU and mg. 1mg of HGH equals roughly 3 IU. Track in IU because that is what your vial is labeled in and what your syringe measures.
  • Not tracking injection timing. The same dose at different times produces different results.
  • Skipping IGF-1 labs. This is the only objective biomarker you have for HGH response.
  • Ignoring fasting glucose. HGH can drive insulin resistance, especially at higher doses long-term. See our TRT dose calculator if you stack with testosterone.
  • Not noting which lab the IGF-1 test came from. Different labs use different reference ranges, and comparisons need to be within the same lab.
  • Stopping the log once your protocol is dialed in. Long-term changes are exactly what you are tracking for.
Pro tip

Consistent timing (always bedtime, or always morning fasted) makes results far easier to read. Bedtime HGH suppresses your natural GH pulse but ensures consistent overnight levels. AM fasted preserves the natural pulse and adds to it.

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