One routine, clearly recorded
Peptide tracker app
A peptide tracker needs a clear record of what was logged, when it happened, which vial it came from, and what is planned next. PinPoint brings dose history, reminders, modeled levels and supply into one routine, with your protocol on your device and in your private iCloud.
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Keep the units beside the record
Peptide records often involve more than one unit. A vial amount might be entered in mg while an individual entry uses mcg. PinPoint accepts vial size in mg, mcg or IU and water volume for concentration and syringe-unit conversion. That keeps the numbers attached to the setup you entered. Unit conversion does not choose an amount for you.
The library includes BPC-157, TB-500, Ipamorelin, CJC-1295, GHK-Cu and PT-141, alongside TRT and GLP-1 entries. A shared library makes it possible to organize different compound records without treating their evidence or timing as interchangeable. Some half-life inputs have limited human data, so a displayed model should always be read with its source context.
Backfilling past doses gives the record a starting history. Compound, dose, site and pain level can be logged together. Titration phases let you enter planned step-ups and step-downs, with the schedule following those entries. These are tools for recording your own protocol, not a source of a new one.
See the history behind the curve
The Home curve models levels between doses from published half-life data. Drag to scrub modeled values at any timestamp, or preview 30 days of a dose pattern. Your log supplies the history; a mathematical model supplies the illustration.
That distinction stays important even when a curve looks smooth. Modeled values are population-average visualizations and do not account for individual variation. The half-life library explains the reference numbers, decay arithmetic and source limitations.
Keep the next entry and supply in view
Reminders follow the day and time you set, with a color-coded calendar. Track vials and prefilled pens side by side. A supply forecast estimates when your stock runs out, so supply information remains connected to the routine you entered.
A two-minute setup checklist
Have your existing protocol and container details to hand. This short checklist follows the information needed to create the record; take the time needed to verify each entry.
- Select the compound for the protocol you are recording. Keep the compound name and route aligned with your own record.
- Enter the vial or pen details. For vial conversion, enter the vial amount and water volume so the app can calculate concentration and syringe units.
- Enter your existing dose pattern and set its days and times. Review the schedule and the modeled curve drawn from your entries.
- Set reminders for the day and time you entered. Log doses as they happen, or backfill earlier entries to complete your history.
Your protocol, on your device
No account, no sign-up. Your protocol stays on your device and syncs only through your own private iCloud. Ask PinPoint history is kept on the device and never synced. When you ask a question, your message, recent messages and relevant tracker context are sent only after you tap Allow; PinPoint does not store any of it on its servers.
PinPoint Pro also includes PDF, CSV and JSON export. Those formats give you a way to carry a record outside the app while keeping the original log organized. Explore dated App Store comparisons to review listing facts alongside PinPoint’s published features.
Questions, answered
Can I track more than peptides?
Yes. The PinPoint library includes peptides, testosterone entries and GLP-1 compounds in one tracker. It also includes longevity and ancillary entries listed in the app description.
Where does my protocol data go?
Your protocol stays on your device and syncs only through your own private iCloud. No account or sign-up is needed. Ask PinPoint history stays on the device; sending a question and relevant tracker context requires tapping Allow.
How is the subscription managed?
Subscription through the App Store, cancel anytime in your Apple ID settings.
PinPoint is a tracking and unit-conversion tool, not a medical device. Modeled levels are mathematical illustrations, not blood tests or individual predictions. Medical decisions belong with your healthcare provider.