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Open the app and know exactly what's due, what's logged, and what's next.






Log your doses, follow your schedule, do the vial math, and read the real evidence. One calm, plain-English app that replaces everything else you were using.



Six tools that replace the spreadsheet, the calculator and the sticky notes.
Log every shot in two taps. Site, time and notes saved straight to your timeline.
Reconstitution and units done for you. The exact draw, every single time.
Timed nudges for every dose, refill and lab so nothing ever slips.
Live vial count and days of supply, so you never get caught short mid-cycle.
Levels, weight and labs charted so you can see what's actually working.
Cost per dose, week, month and year. Know exactly what you spend.
Five screens. Everything you were doing in five different apps.

Your next dose, your streak, and one-tap logging on a single screen. Open the app, see exactly where you stand, log in two taps.
Your step-up plan mapped to real dates. PepCue holds each step exactly as you set it.
What you're logging most, broken down by symptom.
Sites auto-mapped, flagged before you overuse one.
A real screen recording: logging a dose, checking the schedule, and running the calculator. No mockups, no edits. This is what your day with PepCue looks like.
Here's what most people are juggling today, and what one all-in-one app replaces it with.
From the App Store and our inbox, on what changed once the spreadsheet went away.
Had a notes doc, two alarms, and a calculator app going. Set PepCue up in one evening and haven't opened any of them since.
I used to triple-check my units against a Reddit chart every single time. Now I type in my vial and water and it just shows me the draw.
I bring my logged history instead of trying to remember dates from memory. My provider likes having the timeline in front of them.
The reminders are gentle but persistent. 40-day logging streak and counting, and I've never stuck with tracking this long before.
Put in my vial price and schedule and it showed per-dose, per-week, per-month costs. I was overspending and had no idea.
Every compound says what the evidence actually shows, including when it's thin. No hype, just sources. That's why I trust the rest of the app.
Free covers the essentials. Pro unlocks reminders, full insights, and alerts.
Fair questions, straight answers, then hit download.
Your notes app for what you took and when, your alarms for reminders, a calculator for reconstitution math, a spreadsheet for vial counts and cost, and the group chat you ask compound questions in. PepCue folds all five into one place built for the job, so nothing falls through the cracks.
A schedule set up in about two minutes, a reminder for your next dose, exact syringe units from the calculator, live vial and cost tracking, and a library of 60+ evidence-graded peptides. All in the same app, before you'd have finished setting up a spreadsheet.
Yes. Each compound gets its own schedule, vial inventory, and history, and the Today screen merges them into one running list so you always see what's due next across everything you track.
All three. Weekly GLP-1 schedules, step-up plans, TRT injection routines, and research peptides all use the same scheduling, logging, inventory, and cost engine.
Log it whenever you remember and backdate it to the real time. The calendar and history reflect what actually happened rather than what was planned, which is the whole point of keeping a record.
You enter your vial size, water, and the amount you're using. PepCue instantly returns exact syringe units with a visual syringe showing where to draw, plus blend support for multi-compound stacks and a cost mode showing per-dose, per-week, and per-year spend. No mental math, no guessing at a click chart.
Yes. Enter each compound in the blend and PepCue returns per-peptide draw marks on a single syringe, so you can see exactly what one draw delivers of each.
Yes. The reconstitution, blend, GLP-1 titration, pen-click, and vial-cost calculators all run free in your browser on this site. No account, no download. The app adds the tracking, reminders, and history around them.
No. PepCue never suggests an amount, a protocol, a cycle length, or a stopping point. Those decisions belong to you and a licensed provider. The app does arithmetic on numbers you enter and keeps the record.
60+ compounds, each with a plain-English 'what it is' and 'why people use it,' an evidence grade tied to published human research, and a claim check that flags hype for what it is. You understand what you're tracking before you track it.
By what has actually been published in humans, not by popularity or what sells. A compound with large controlled human trials grades higher than one resting on rodent studies, and preclinical-only compounds are labeled preclinical-only rather than dressed up.
No. PepCue does not sell compounds, run a marketplace, rank vendors for payment, or take affiliate commissions. There is nothing to buy through us, which is exactly why the library can be blunt when the evidence is thin.
Your protocols, doses, inventory, weights, and check-ins are stored on your device, not on our servers. No account is required to start tracking, and you decide what to share and when.
Free covers the core tracker: schedules, logging, the calculators, inventory, and the evidence library. Pro adds smart reminders, full insights, low-stock and expiry alerts, and progress photos. You can run a full protocol without paying.
iPhone via the App Store and Android via Google Play. The calculators and the full evidence library also work in any browser on this site.
In the app: Settings, then Data, then Delete account & data. Or email support@pepcue.app from your account address and we'll process it within 30 days. Full details are on our delete-account page.