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Peptide Tracker: Cycle

Best 5 Peptide Tracker Apps for Android in 2026

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Introduction

Peptide Tracker: Cycle is the best pick for a peptide tracker app on Android, with a free tier for one tracked peptide. These five Android options cover dedicated peptide logs and general medication reminders.

Quick comparison table

AppBest forPlatformPrice
Peptide Tracker: Cycle (peptide-specific)Simple schedule and remindersAndroid, iPhoneFreemium
PeptideMate: Peptide Tracker (peptide-specific)Doses, vials and schedulesAndroidFree download
Peptide Tracker (peptide-specific)Free stacks, vials and sitesAndroidFree download
Medisafe (general medication)Multiple medicationsAndroidSee listing
MyTherapy (general medication)Reminders plus measurementsAndroidFree download

1. Peptide Tracker: Cycle

Best for: people who want a simple schedule, reminders and a check-in log for peptide routines.

On Android, use it as a personal schedule and reminder log: pick an item from the built-in peptide catalog or add your own, choose any schedule (daily, certain weekdays, every few days or weekly), check in with one tap and get a reminder at the time you set.

Standout features:

  • Built-in catalog of peptides, plus custom entries when yours is missing
  • On/off cycles, pause anytime, or finish after a set number of check-ins
  • One-tap check-ins, a countdown to the next one, notes and a full history
  • XP, 56 achievements and a 90-day consistency trend
  • Private by design: everything stays on the device, with no account
  • Free for one routine with full scheduling; Pro unlocks unlimited routines

The App Store version supports iPhone and iPad. Both stores offer a free download with optional Pro upgrades.

Get Peptide Tracker, or open it on Google Play or the App Store.

Peptide Tracker: Cycle screenshot

2. PeptideMate: Peptide Tracker

Best for: dose and vial records across Android and other devices.

PeptideMate is an Android tracker for your peptide routine, doses, vials, schedules and reminders. Its developer also lists web, iPhone, iPad and Mac versions. It records the details you enter rather than prescribing a protocol.

3. Peptide Tracker (Google Play)

Best for: Android users who want custom protocol scheduling.

This Android app tracks peptides and GLP-1s together: build a stack, log doses, manage vials and supplies, and monitor injection sites.

The name overlaps with our top pick, but it is a different app from Peptide Tracker: Cycle.

4. Medisafe

Best for: people who take several medications and want one reminder system.

Medisafe can schedule and track injectable doses next to your other meds. It is a general medication organizer, so the workflow is organized around medications rather than a dedicated peptide inventory.

5. MyTherapy

Best for: medication reminders with health measurements.

MyTherapy can be adapted to injectable regimens through custom entries. The trade-off is more manual setup than a peptide-specific app. Its best touch is logging measurements right next to your doses.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free peptide tracker app for Android?

Yes. Peptide Tracker: Cycle is free for one routine on Android, and PeptideMate and Peptide Tracker (Google Play) are free as well.

Can I use a regular medication reminder app?

Yes. Medisafe and MyTherapy both work for injectable schedules, though you'll set more up by hand.

Do these apps give dosing advice?

Use these apps to record a plan you already have. A tracker is not a substitute for prescribing advice.

Can I track injection sites?

PeptideMate and Peptide Tracker (Google Play) list injection-site recording. Check the features of the app you choose before moving your log.

The verdict

Peptide Tracker: Cycle is the top pick for a simple, peptide-focused schedule and reminders. Get Peptide Tracker and start with the free Android version from Google Play.

For alternatives, PeptideMate suits vial tracking across devices and Medisafe suits multiple medications. Pick one, set your reminders, and keep logging.

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