App comparison
Peptide tracker apps compared
We make PeptideKit, so we compared it on what we think matters most: privacy, no sign-up, and the basics on the free plan. Every fact comes from each app's App Store listing and website, checked November 2026.
What matters to you?
Pick what matters to you to see which apps have all of it.
Side by side
Checked November 2026. The score counts the rows each app fully has.
PeptideKitWe make this
7 of 7
- No account needed
- Nothing to sign up for
- No data linked to youApp Store privacy label
- None. Only usage data that isn't linked to you
- Free sync across devices
- iCloud, on the free plan
- Free export to CSV and PDF
- Both, on the free plan
- Free reminders
- On the free plan
- Body map for injection sites
- Shows where you went last
- Low-stock alerts
- Counts down as you log
Pepti
3 of 7
- No account needed
- Not required to start
- No data linked to youApp Store privacy label
- Health, purchases, coarse location, identifiers, usage, diagnostics
- Free sync across devices
- Not listed. Records stay on your phone
- Free export to CSV and PDF
- CSV or JSON is free. PDF needs Plus
- Free reminders
- On the free plan
- Body map for injection sites
- Logs the site. No body map listed
- Low-stock alerts
- Stock and refill alerts
PeptIQ
2 of 7
- No account needed
- Not listed
- No data linked to youApp Store privacy label
- Contact info, identifiers, usage, diagnostics. Identifiers are also used to track you
- Free sync across devices
- Listed under Premium
- Free export to CSV and PDF
- Listed under Premium
- Free reminders
- Listed under Premium
- Body map for injection sites
- Body map
- Low-stock alerts
- Low stock and expiry, listed under Premium
Peptide Library and Tracker
2 of 7
- No account needed
- Optional, but sync and backup need one
- No data linked to youApp Store privacy label
- Health, contact info, photos and other content, purchases, coarse location, identifiers, usage including ad data
- Free sync across devices
- Pro only, with an account
- Free export to CSV and PDF
- Exports its journal. Free or Pro isn't stated
- Free reminders
- Has reminders. Free or Pro isn't stated
- Body map for injection sites
- Body map with a suggested next site
- Low-stock alerts
- Low-stock, reorder and expiry alerts
- Has it
- Partly
- Doesn't
- Not listed: we couldn't confirm it either way
From each app's App Store listing and its own website, checked November 2026. "Free" means on the app's free plan. PeptideKit's free plan covers one protocol. Privacy labels are reported by each developer and aren't verified by Apple. Features change, so check the listing before you download.
Try PeptideKit free
Everything in the PeptideKit column is on the free plan, and there's nothing to sign up for.
- No account, and no data linked to you on the privacy label
- Free iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad and Mac
- A body map for sites and a low-stock alert for supply
- Export to CSV or PDF any time
Why PeptideKit
- No account, ever. There's nothing to sign up for, and your history still syncs through your own iCloud.
- The shortest privacy label here. No data linked to you and no tracking. Only usage data that isn't tied to you.
- Free iCloud sync across your iPhone, iPad and Mac. In the other apps here, sync is on a paid plan or not listed.
- The basics on the free plan: reminders, a body map for sites, a low-stock alert, a calendar of what you took and missed, and export to CSV or PDF.
PeptideKit is a tracking and reminder tool. It doesn't suggest amounts or schedules. Follow the instructions from your healthcare provider.
Questions
- You make PeptideKit. Is this fair?
- We picked the things we think matter most in a tracker, so read it with that in mind. Every fact comes from each app's own App Store listing or website. Where we couldn't confirm something, we wrote "Not listed" instead of guessing.
- What does "data linked to you" mean?
- It comes from the privacy label on each App Store page. Data linked to you is tied to your identity, for example through an account or a device ID. Each developer fills in their own label, and Apple doesn't check it.
- What's free in PeptideKit?
- Reminders, the body map for sites, low-stock alerts, the calendar, iCloud sync and export to CSV or PDF, for one protocol. Plus adds more protocols and on/off cycles.
- What about PeptideDeck?
- It's a website with guides, calculators and a paid AI coach, not a tracking app with reminders, so it isn't in the table.
- How current is this?
- Checked November 2026. Apps change often, so check the App Store listing for the latest before you download.