Head-to-head · updated October 2026

PepVault vs PeptidePal

Both track peptide and GLP-1 protocols on iPhone: doses, vials, injection sites and estimated levels. Here's where they differ, based on PeptidePal's App Store listing and website and on PepVault, which is our app.

Last updated October 2026

The short answer

PeptidePal has the most US App Store ratings of the peptide trackers compared here (4.7 from 4,824), runs on iPhone and Android, and has a community forum. PepVault adds bloodwork tracking and an AI coach that reads your protocol, labs, training, food and recovery together; it's iPhone-only and much newer (4.9 from 8 ratings).

Free alternatives to PeptidePal

PeptidePal needs a subscription for protocol tracking. Peptide Tracker Log & Reminder is the closest free match: free with no subscription, with vials, calculators, estimated levels and a community, on iPhone, Android and the web. Injectly is free too, Regimen is free for one compound, and PepTracker's free plan covers 2 protocols. If you mainly want the reconstitution math, PepVault's calculator and Reconstitution Lab are free on the web with no signup.

  • Peptide Tracker Log & Reminder (4.9 from 2,643 ratings; iPhone, Android, web): Free, with no subscription: dose logging, reminders, vials, calculators, estimated plasma levels and a community.
  • Injectly (4.9 from 465 ratings; iPhone): Free, with no subscription: dose, route and site logging, reminders, cycles and titration, and concentration curves.
  • Regimen: Peptide Tracker (4.8 from 523 ratings; iPhone, Android): Free for one compound, with no time limit: dose logging, reminders, calculators, site rotation, side effects, weight, progress photos and lab work.
  • PepTracker: Dose Log (4.7 from 468 ratings; iPhone): A free plan: up to 2 protocols, 5 templates, the dose calculator and basic reminders.

Side by side

FeaturePepVaultPeptidePal
Price (US)$69.99/yr or $14.99/moSubscription: $8.99–$9.99/mo or $29.99–$59.99/yr listed
Free trial7 days on the yearly plan, for new subscribersNot published
US App Store rating4.9 from 8 ratings4.7 from 4,824 ratings
PlatformsiPhoneiPhone, Android
Dose logging and remindersYes: daily, weekly, cycled and custom schedules, with titrationYes: calendar, streaks and reminders
Reconstitution calculatorFree on the web (pepvault.app/tools)Yes, shown on a syringe diagram
Vial inventoryYes: dose counts, expiry and run-out dateYes: run-out projection and supply alerts
Injection-site rotationYes, with full historyYes: body map with a heat map of recent sites
Estimated active levelsYes: estimated concentration curvesYes: estimated on-board level curve
Bloodwork trackingYes: markers over time, read against your protocolNot listed
AI assistantPepTalk: answers with your protocol, labs, training, food and recovery in contextAI advisor for educational questions
Food trackingYes, including photo meal loggingYes: food tracker and food library
Side-effect loggingYesNot listed
Report for your clinicianYes: a PDF reportNot listed
CommunityNoYes: moderated peer forum
Data exportYes: CSV, anytimeNot listed

"Not listed" means the feature isn't described in the app's App Store listing or on its website as of October 20, 2026; it may still exist. PepVault is our app.

Pick PepVault if…

  • You want bloodwork tracked next to your protocol and read in context
  • You want an AI coach that answers with your own protocol, labs, training, food and recovery
  • You want a PDF report to bring to your clinician
  • You'd like the calculators and peptide library free on the web as well

Pick PeptidePal if…

  • You're on Android, or switch between iPhone and Android
  • You want a community forum of people running similar protocols
  • You want the peptide tracker with the most US ratings here (4,824)
  • You want progress photos with a time-lapse view

Questions people ask

Is there a free alternative to PeptidePal?

Yes. Peptide Tracker Log & Reminder is free with no subscription and covers vials, calculators, estimated levels and a community, on iPhone, Android and the web. Injectly is free, Regimen is free for one compound, and PepTracker has a free plan for up to 2 protocols. PepVault is a paid app, with its reconstitution calculator and peptide library free on the web.

Is PepVault a good alternative to PeptidePal?

It depends on what you track. Both handle doses, vials, injection sites and estimated levels. PepVault is the better fit if you also track bloodwork, training or food and want an AI coach that reads all of it; PeptidePal is the better fit if you're on Android, want a community forum, or prefer the peptide tracker with the most US ratings here (4.7 from 4,824).

Is PepVault cheaper than PeptidePal?

No, at the prices each lists. PepVault is $14.99 a month, or $69.99 a year, with 7 days free on the yearly plan for new subscribers. PeptidePal's App Store page lists monthly plans at $8.99 and $9.99 and yearly plans from $29.99 to $59.99.

Does PeptidePal work on Android? Does PepVault?

PeptidePal is on the App Store and Google Play. PepVault is iPhone-only for now; its reconstitution calculator and peptide library are free on the web at pepvault.app.

Does PeptidePal track bloodwork?

Bloodwork tracking isn't described in PeptidePal's App Store listing or on its website as of October 2026. PepVault tracks lab markers over time and reads them against your protocol.

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PepVault for iPhone

Run your protocol in PepVault

Log doses, manage vials, track bloodwork and ask an AI coach that has read all of it. $69.99 a year or $14.99 a month, with 7 days free on the yearly plan for new subscribers.

Download on the App Store