Free tool
Peptide schedule planner
Enter your schedule and see every dose on a calendar, breaks included. Add it to your phone's calendar or print it. Free, no sign-up.
Schedules the planner handles
- Every day or twice a day, at the times you pick.
- Every few days, for example every 3 days.
- Set days of the week, like Monday and Thursday.
- Weekly, every two weeks, or monthly, counted from your start date.
- On/off cycles in weeks or days, like 8 weeks on and 4 weeks off.
The planner only lays out the dates your provider has already given you. It doesn't suggest amounts, timing or cycle lengths.
Getting it into your calendar
- Set the plan above and tap "Add to calendar". A small .ics file is saved.
- iPhone, iPad or Mac: open the file and choose Add All. Each dose gets an alert at its time.
- Google Calendar: on a computer, open Settings → Import & export and import the file.
- Outlook: open the file, or use Add calendar → Upload from file.
Questions
- What is an on/off cycle?
- Some schedules run for a set time and then pause, for example 8 weeks on and 4 weeks off. Pick "On/off cycle" under Breaks and the planner leaves those weeks empty and starts again after the break.
- How do I add the schedule to Google Calendar?
- Tap "Add to calendar" to save the .ics file. On a computer, open Google Calendar, go to Settings → Import & export, and import the file. It then shows up on your phone too.
- How do I change the plan after importing it?
- Each stretch of the plan is one repeating event, so it's quick to delete. Remove the old events, change the plan here, and import it again.
- Is anything I enter saved or sent anywhere?
- No. The plan and the calendar file are made in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
- What does the PeptideKit app add?
- Reminders that follow the same schedules, a tap to mark each shot taken or skipped, the injection site on a body map, and a calendar of what you actually took.
Reminders that know if you took it
PeptideKit reminds you on any schedule, including on/off cycles, and keeps a record of every shot.
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