Peptide Wizard is a private logbook and reference library for people who are already researching or tracking peptide compounds. It exists to do one thing well: help you keep an accurate, organised record — what you logged, when, which vial it came from, and how long that vial has left — so you are never relying on memory or a half-finished spreadsheet.
We do not give medical advice, and we never recommend doses, protocols, sources or vendors. The app records what you tell it and does the arithmetic you ask for — it does not tell you what to take, how much, or where to buy anything. Peptide research is an area where decisions carry real risk, and those decisions belong with you and a qualified healthcare professional, not an app.
The reference pages on this site are written to be informational and neutral. When we describe things like how long a compound is commonly kept once reconstituted, or whether it is usually refrigerated, we present them as general conventions, not as instructions — because purity, buffers, preservatives and storage history all change the real answer for any individual vial. Where a figure is a rule of thumb, we say so.
Peptide Wizard is built and maintained by a small independent team led by its owner, Jacob Gousteris. It is available free on the App Store and Google Play, with an optional Pro tier for deeper tracking features. Your log is yours: you can start without an account and export your data at any time.
Peptide Wizard is for educational and record-keeping purposes only and is not medical advice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Nothing in the app or on this site should be taken as a recommendation to use any substance. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making any decision about your health.
Questions, corrections or feedback: support@peptidewizard.app