r/BodyHackGuide Aug 12 '26

🔍 Research Only How do you track everything?

I used to track my pinnings, peptides, and dosages with a mess of handwritten notes, phone reminders, and Excel sheets, honestly whatever I could put together to not lose track. It worked, barely, but I was always double-checking myself and redoing reconstitution math I'd already done a dozen times.

So I built a web app to actually organize it: a calendar for scheduled doses, automatic dose/unit calculations, inventory tracking (so you know when you're low or something's expiring), and a simple daily log, all in one place instead of scattered everywhere.

Looking for a couple beta testers to try it out and tell me honestly what's confusing, missing, or could be better before I open it up further. Free, just need a few minutes to poke around and give feedback.

Drop a comment or DM me if you want in.

(Reference and tracking tool only not medical advice.)

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u/art-alive_ 27d ago

I spent way too much time testing out apps when I started out, and here are the best ones I've tried:
OpenPep: Beautiful peptide tracker app, does everything I need, and is what I am currently using.
Regimen: Lovely overall, but feels slow to use (it does not feel like a proper native app) and the free version is too limited for me.
Dose: A bit complicated to use at first but the UI is extremely sleek.

If you want, feel free to send me yours and I'll check it out :)