Retatrutide Tracker 4.8

Track Your Retatrutide Protocol

The first tracker built for reta. Log every dose, monitor weight, and see how your body responds to GLP-1/GIP/glucagon activation.

Free to download. Free for your first compound.

Regimen tracks retatrutide protocols with flexible dose logging (any mg per week), 50+ daily side-effect markers, weight trajectory charting against published Phase 2 trial averages, and lab integration for metabolic panels. Built for people running compounded retatrutide who want to compare their week-by-week response to what trial participants saw. Free for one compound; Pro is

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.

Retatrutide
Active
Once weekly · Sunday 8:00 AM
Titration · week 6 of 12 Step-up reminder 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
Retatrutide · t½ ~6d
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.
87
mg/dL
Tracked alongside your Retatrutide 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.
You have goals. We help you see how far you've come.

See your transformation.

Progress photos
16 weeks
Compare ↔
Progress photo at Week 1
Week 1
Progress photo at Week 4
Week 4
Progress photo at Week 8
Week 8
Progress photo at Week 12
Week 12
Today
Compared to Week 1
−60 lbs
Weight Journey
Details →
196
lbs
↓ 21.5 lbs total · −1.7 lbs/wk avg
Retatrutide start Dose increase
Feb 2026 Apr 2026 May 2026
Retatrutide Test Cypionate BPC-157 GHK-Cu

Weight and body comp over time

Watch your weight and body fat move. See the line bend.

Progress photos

Track your progress over time. Before and after comparisons, week-by-week change, and multi-angle views.

Track the markers you're working to move

Sleep, resting heart rate, blood pressure, a lab value. Watch your trend.

Why tracking retatrutide matters

You ARE the data

With limited real-world use, your tracked protocol is some of the most valuable retatrutide data that exists. Detailed logging matters here more than any other compound.

Triple agonist complexity

GIP + GLP-1 + glucagon means more metabolic variables. Correlating your weight, appetite, energy, and body composition against dose changes is essential.

Provider communication

Your doctor has limited retatrutide data too. Sharing your tracked dose history, weight trends, and side effect patterns makes appointments more productive.

What Regimen Tracks for Retatrutide

  • Dose amount, timing, and injection site
  • Weight and body fat % trends (auto-synced)
  • Titration history with date stamps
  • Side effects: GI symptoms, appetite changes, energy fluctuations
  • Metabolic health markers from wearables
  • Sleep quality and duration
  • Appetite suppression intensity
  • Progress photos and notes per dose
  • Retatrutide is the most talked-about weight loss compound on biohacker forums right now: a triple agonist hitting GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors at once. People are titrating up, hitting plateaus, dialing in maintenance doses, and most of them are tracking it on a spreadsheet (or worse: nothing at all). Here is how to actually track a retatrutide protocol so you can see what is working, when it stops working, and how to adjust.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum retatrutide dose?

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Phase 3 trials used 12mg per week as the maximum. Most biohacker protocols do not exceed 12mg. Side effects often become the limiting factor before reaching 12mg.

How long until I see weight loss on retatrutide?

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Most users feel appetite suppression within the first injection. Visible weight loss typically begins in week 2-3 of the 2mg starting dose. Significant change usually shows by week 8 at the 4mg dose.

Can I track multiple GLP-1 medications during a switch?

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Yes. Regimen supports tracking multiple compounds in parallel, which is useful when transitioning from semaglutide or tirzepatide (tirz) to retatrutide. See our switching tirzepatide to retatrutide guide. The gap week (typically 1 week) shows clearly in your timeline.

How precise do I need to be with retatrutide dosing?

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Within 0.1mg is plenty. The 6-day half-life smooths out small day-to-day variation across the week.

What to track on a retatrutide protocol

The compound has a long half-life (about 6 days), which means tracking weekly is enough. Log these:

  • Dose for the week (mg) and which titration step you are on
  • Injection day and rotation site (abdomen, thigh, upper arm)
  • Body weight (weekly, same time of day, ideally morning fasted)
  • Waist measurement (weekly: separates fat loss from water shifts)
  • GI side effects severity (nausea, constipation, GERD on a 1-10 scale)
  • Appetite suppression rating (1-10): the main mechanism, worth tracking
  • Resting heart rate (some users see 5-10 bpm elevation)
  • Energy and mood (quick subjective rating)
  • Labs every 8-12 weeks: lipids, fasting glucose, HbA1c

Common mistakes when tracking retatrutide

  • Logging weight without also logging your dose for that week. You cannot correlate response to dose without both.
  • Skipping the side effect log when titrating up. The data tells you when you have gone too fast.
  • Logging weight inconsistently (different time of day, different hydration state).
  • Not tracking appetite suppression separately from weight. Appetite is the leading indicator. Weight is the lagging one.
  • Stopping the log once you "feel dialed in." The real data is in months 4-12 when you are deciding whether to maintain, lower, or cycle off.
Pro tip

Log your weekly dose and your weight the same day, every week, in the same conditions (morning, fasted, post-bathroom). The comparison you actually want, dose-to-response, is only readable if both numbers are captured against the same clock. Appetite suppression is the leading indicator; weight is the lagging one. When the two diverge, trust the appetite score.

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