A lab notebook for peptide protocols.

Log doses, rotate sites, manage vial inventory, and watch what actually moves the needle across a cycle. Built for people who already have a spreadsheet — and have outgrown it.

Private beta. Access is invite-only.

What's inside

The pieces of a real protocol log, none of the spreadsheet drift.

Vials with discard math, not vibes

Reconstitution date, BAC water volume, compounds and masses — concentration is computed, not guessed. The dose calculator pulls from the vial that's actually in the fridge.

Sites that rotate themselves

The body map remembers what hit where. Per-compound rotation policies warn (or block) when you're about to repeat a site too soon.

Cycles with goals, not just dates

Plan the protocol. Log against it. At the end, mark goals as met / partial / missed and write a retro. Adherence charts make missed doses visible instead of hopeful.

Insights that match your range

Filter by compound, range, or cycle. Cumulative dose, weekly cadence, site distribution, cost-per-mg — all from your real log, scoped to your real timeframe.

Who this is for

You're already running structured protocols. You've got a vial in the fridge whose reconstitution date is in a different note than the dosing schedule that's in a different note than the body-map drawing on a sticky. You want one place that holds all of it, treats your data like data, and stays out of your way.