Guides and tools index
By Tessaro Pty Ltd, the maker of Pepti · Reviewed
Every guide, calculator and reference page on this site, grouped by what it helps you do. The guides describe record-keeping; none of them contains a dose, a schedule or a “typical” figure. The compound reference index lists the per-compound evidence pages separately.
Tracking guides
- How to choose a peptide tracking app — what a tracker must record, and how to judge one
- A private peptide tracker with no account — what stays on the phone, and what the optional AI coach sends
- GLP-1 tracker guide — the weekly log for a pen or vial routine
- How to track peptide cycles properly — the record of on and off periods, dated
- Tracking a retatrutide schedule — a weekly record for an investigational compound
- Semaglutide tracker — logging a semaglutide routine in the app
- Tirzepatide tracker — logging a tirzepatide routine in the app
- BPC-157 tracker — logging a research peptide with no published human half-life
Vials, reconstitution and storage
- How to work out what to draw — the three formulas, with worked arithmetic
- How much bacteriostatic water for a 5 mg vial — the method, not a number
- Reconstitution log: what to record — the six fields to write down when you mix
- How to read a peptide vial label — total amount versus strength, units, lot and expiry
- Peptide storage and expiry logging — what expiry means and what to record
- Travelling with peptides — destination rules, storage in transit, time zones
- The injection site rotation guide — why rotation matters, with the insulin evidence cited
Calculators and templates
- Reconstitution calculator — vial amount, water added and your figure to draw volume and U-100 units
- Half-life decay calculator — a curve from a half-life you enter
- Free peptide tracker spreadsheet — a blank CSV with the right columns
Evidence, reference and comparisons
- Compound reference index — one cited page per compound
- GLP-1 medicines and hair shedding — what the 2026 studies report
- Peptide tracking glossary — plain-English definitions, no figures
- Peptide tracker comparison — ten apps from their own pages, with head-to-head pages
- Editorial policy — the sources we accept and the citation standard
How the pages fit together
Start with how to choose a peptide tracking app for what any record needs to hold. The vial guides cover the moment a powder becomes a solution and everything that depends on it: the arithmetic, the record, the label and the dates. The calculator does the arithmetic in a browser; the spreadsheet is the free way to keep the record; the app keeps the record on the phone.
Reference only. These pages do not recommend any compound, dose, or schedule, and Pepti provides no dosing guidance on any page. Not medical advice. Pepti is a record-keeping tool, not a medical device.
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