Stored on your device
Your entries live in the app's private, sandboxed storage, protected by iOS file-level encryption and your device passcode or Face ID.
Private by architecture
Peptiq is a quiet, offline-first journal for the peptide regimen your clinician has already prescribed. It records what you took and when — nothing more. No dosing advice, no recommendations, no accounts to create, no data to sell.
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Peptiq is a record-keeping tool, not a medical device.
It does not calculate doses, recommend compounds, suggest protocols, diagnose conditions, or sell any substance. Every value in the app is one you enter yourself, reflecting a regimen established with a licensed healthcare professional. Read the full medical disclaimer.
Privacy
Most health apps promise privacy in a policy. Peptiq enforces it in the architecture: there is no backend account system holding your log, so there is nothing for us to read, leak, or hand over.
Your entries live in the app's private, sandboxed storage, protected by iOS file-level encryption and your device passcode or Face ID.
Turn on sync and your data moves through your own iCloud account with end-to-end encryption. We never operate a copy of it.
Erase everything from inside the app, instantly and permanently. No email request, no waiting period, no dark patterns. See how.
What it does
A protocol is easy to start and easy to lose track of. Peptiq keeps an honest, timestamped record so your next clinical conversation is grounded in what really happened.
Local notifications only — scheduled on-device, never routed through a server that could infer your regimen.
A simple streak and consistency view that shows what you did — with no scores, grades, or guilt-driven design.
Mark on-periods and washout weeks exactly as your clinician defined them, so nothing gets miscounted.
How it works
You type in what your healthcare provider gave you — compound name, amount, and frequency. Peptiq stores it verbatim and never alters or interprets it.
One tap marks the entry with an accurate timestamp. Add a note if something's worth remembering. Skip a day and it's recorded honestly as skipped.
Export a clean, dated summary before your next appointment so the conversation starts from facts instead of recollection.
FAQ
No — and this is deliberate, not a limitation we plan to remove. Peptiq contains no dosing calculator, no reconstitution math, no protocol library, and no recommendations of any kind. Determining what is appropriate for you is the exclusive role of a licensed healthcare professional who knows your medical history.
No. Peptiq sells nothing but the app itself. We have no affiliation with any compounding pharmacy, supplier, clinic, or manufacturer, and we accept no sponsorship or affiliate revenue. We will not link you to a place to buy anything.
No. Peptiq works immediately on install with no sign-up, no email address, and no phone number. If you enable iCloud sync, that runs through your existing Apple Account — we never see it.
From the app itself: nothing that identifies you. We collect no analytics, no advertising identifiers, no location, and no contact information. Your health entries never reach our servers. The full breakdown, including what Apple itself reports to us as the app's distributor, is in the Privacy Policy.
Open Settings → Data & Privacy → Erase All Data in the app. Deletion is immediate and irreversible. Because there is no server-side copy, deleting the app also removes everything. Full instructions are on the account & data deletion page.
Availability varies by App Store territory. Note that the legal status of many peptides differs substantially between countries — you are responsible for complying with the laws that apply where you live, and Peptiq's availability in a territory is not an endorsement of any substance.
Email support@peptiq.app. We aim to reply within two business days. See the support page for troubleshooting steps and what to include in your message.
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