App comparisons • 2026

Compare the Best Peptide Tracking Apps

Explore detailed comparisons of peptide tracking apps, research platforms and GLP-1 tracking tools. Compare features, availability, research libraries, pricing and more.

Last verified · Published by Peptide Library, which has a commercial interest in this comparison. How we compare

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Peptide and GLP-1 tracking apps, compared

7 apps shown

  • Peptide Tracker app icon

    Peptide Tracker

    By Flat Six Labs (peptidetracker.ai)

    A free peptide and GLP-1 tracker with vial inventory, estimated level curves, progress photos and a community Q&A, on iPhone, Android and the web.

    Main difference: Free tracking with no subscription; vendor and price research isn't advertised.

    Platforms: iPhone, Android and web

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  • PeptidePal app icon

    PeptidePal

    By Blank Labs (peptidepal.health)

    A peptide and GLP-1 protocol tracker with vial inventory, reconstitution math, injection-site rotation, a compound library, an AI advisor and a peer forum.

    Main difference: Protocol tracking with on-device storage; no advertised vendor or price research.

    Platforms: iPhone and Android

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  • Peptide Tracker & Calculator app icon

    Peptide Tracker & Calculator

    iPhone app by David Dzeveckij (glp1.app)

    A private, on-device iPhone tracker with detailed vial records, injection-site rotation, bloodwork logging and widgets.

    Main difference: Detailed vial records and no data collection; an iPhone app with no Android listing found.

    Platforms: iPhone only

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  • Pep AI app icon

    Pep AI

    By Zode Development (pepaiapp.com)

    A GLP-1 and peptide tracker built around shots, nutrition, side effects and wellness, with an AI companion, Apple Watch app and community groups.

    Main difference: Nutrition, symptoms and AI for GLP-1 routines; tracking needs a subscription.

    Platforms: iPhone and Android

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  • Shotsy app icon

    Shotsy

    By Shotsy Co. (shotsyapp.com)

    A GLP-1 medication tracker for weekly injections and daily pills, with estimated medication levels, side effects, nutrition and PDF reports for care-team visits.

    Main difference: Built for GLP-1 medications; it doesn't advertise peptide research, inventory or vendor tools.

    Platforms: iPhone and Android

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  • PepTracker app icon

    PepTracker

    iPhone app (peptracker.app)

    An iPhone protocol tracker with stacked and cycling schedules, calendar sync, two-way Apple Health and AI that builds protocols and summarises your week.

    Main difference: Protocol management and AI summaries on iPhone; a lifetime option.

    Platforms: iPhone only

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  • PeptIQ app icon

    PeptIQ

    By Kris Chase / ChaseCoLabs (peptiq.io)

    A peptide tracker that charts Apple Health, Oura and WHOOP data next to your log, with AI that answers questions about your own history, a community and web research tools.

    Main difference: Wearable data next to your log and AI on your history; it does not list vendors.

    Platforms: iPhone, Android and web

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Peptide Library

What Peptide Library brings to the comparison

Peptide Library is the research platform behind these pages. Here is what it covers, so you can weigh it against the apps above.

Feature preview

Research, vendor and tracking tools across eight apps

Ten of the features we compare, focused on research, vendors and inventory. Each comparison page has the full matrix with notes, including nutrition, wearables and AI, where other apps lead; the best peptide tracker apps guide covers pricing and platforms for all eight.

Research, vendor and tracking features across eight peptide tracking apps
FeatureBest for researchPeptide LibraryPeptide TrackerPeptidePalPeptide Tracker & CalculatorPep AIShotsyPepTrackerPeptIQ
Compound library
200+ profiles4
Yes (no count published)109
Yes (listing says 110+ and 50+)13
100+ compounds and blends14
Not advertised
Not advertised
Yes (no count published)20
Yes (no count published)2322
Cited research references
Yes4
Not advertised
Not advertised
Yes14
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Yes23
Publication and trial data
Yes5
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Vendor directory
Yes6
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
No2325
Vendor price comparison
Yes7
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
No23
Price per mg
Yes73
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Calculator for offers you enter25
Vial inventory
Yes (free: 1 peptide)3
Yes10
Yes13
Yes1514
Yes17
Not advertised
Supply tracking20
Yes23
Android app
Yes1
Yes89
Yes1112
Not advertised
Yes16
Yes1819
Not advertised
Yes2122
Web app
Yes, installable2
Yes9
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Not advertised
Yes22
Free plan
Yes (inventory: 1 peptide)3
Free, no subscription109
Free download13
Free to start14
Tracking needs a subscription17
Core features free19
Up to 3 protocols20
Free download2324

The guide

Best peptide tracker apps in 2026

Which app is best for research, for a free tracker, for GLP-1 medications, for nutrition or for wearables? The guide explains how we evaluated eight apps and picks one for each need, including several where another app wins.

Read the guide

Looking for a calculator rather than a tracker? The calculator guide compares eight peptide calculators on what they work out and where they run, including which ones still work on iPhone.

Best peptide calculators

FAQ

About these comparisons

Who publishes these comparisons?

Peptide Library does, and it has a commercial interest in you choosing it. That is why every page shows its sources and verified date, says where another app is the better fit, and marks unconfirmed features as not advertised or not verified.

How are competitor features verified?

From each app's App Store and Google Play listings and the developer's own website. A feature is shown as available only when one of those sources states it, and every claim links to its source.

What does "Not advertised" mean?

None of the sources we checked mention the feature. The app may still have it, so we never show that as a No. We use No only when the developer says a feature is absent or was removed.

Why don't these pages show App Store ratings?

Ratings change daily and say little about whether an app fits what you track, so we compare features, platforms and prices instead.

How do I report an error on a comparison?

Contact support with the page and the correction. We check it against the developer's own sources, update the page, and change its verified date; our editorial policy describes how corrections work.

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Sources

Store listings and developer websites as read on the date shown. Competitor details can change after that date.

  1. 1.Peptide Library and Tracker on Google Play (Google Play, read )
  2. 2.Install the Peptide Library web app (Peptide Library, read )
  3. 3.Peptide Library Free vs Pro (Peptide Library, read )
  4. 4.Peptide Library research profiles (Peptide Library, read )
  5. 5.Research Intelligence Center (Peptide Library, read )
  6. 6.Peptide vendor directory (Peptide Library, read )
  7. 7.Compare peptide prices and vendors (Peptide Library, read )
  8. 8.Peptide Tracker on Google Play (Google Play, read )
  9. 9.peptidetracker.ai (Flat Six Labs, read )
  10. 10.Peptide Tracker Log & Reminder on the App Store (Apple App Store, read )
  11. 11.PeptidePal: Peptide Tracker on Google Play (Google Play, read )
  12. 12.peptidepal.health (Blank Labs, read )
  13. 13.PeptidePal – Peptide Tracker on the App Store (Apple App Store, read )
  14. 14.glp1.app (David Dzeveckij, read )
  15. 15.Peptide Tracker & Calculator on the App Store (Apple App Store, read )
  16. 16.Pep AI: GLP-1 Peptide Tracker on Google Play (Google Play, read )
  17. 17.Pep AI: GLP-1 Peptide Tracker on the App Store (Apple App Store, read )
  18. 18.Shotsy - GLP-1 Tracker on Google Play (Google Play, read )
  19. 19.shotsyapp.com (Shotsy Co., read )
  20. 20.PepTracker: Peptide Tracker on the App Store (Apple App Store, read )
  21. 21.PeptIQ: Peptide Tracker on Google Play (Google Play, read )
  22. 22.peptiq.io (PeptIQ, read )
  23. 23.PeptIQ: Peptide Tracker on the App Store (Apple App Store, read )
  24. 24.PeptIQ pricing (PeptIQ, read )
  25. 25.PeptIQ tools (PeptIQ, read )

Disclosure and method

Peptide Library publishes this comparison and has a commercial interest in helping you evaluate its platform. Competitor features and pricing are reviewed using publicly available information: App Store and Google Play listings and each developer's own website, read on . We identify situations where another app may be a better fit.

We did not install or test competitor apps for these pages, and we don't score or rank them. A feature no source mentions is shown as "Not advertised", never as missing. App names and icons are trademarks of their respective owners, used only to identify the apps; Peptide Library is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we'll check it against the developer's sources. Corrections follow our editorial policy.

Research and educational use only. Not medical advice. Peptide Library does not sell peptides.