The parts that only work if they know your plan
The guide itself is free, and so is the dosing calculator — that one matters too much to put behind a paywall. Pro is for what comes after: asking about your own plan, watching your own numbers, and turning it into something you can hand to a doctor.
Ask questions about your own plan
Not a general chatbot. It has your answers, your compounds, your doses and whatever you have logged, so you can ask the small awkward questions you would not book an appointment for — why this one and not that one, what the second week usually feels like, whether the timing matters.
Most peptide questions are too specific for a forum and too minor for a clinic visit. This is the gap.
Watch your own numbers
Log how you feel in about thirty seconds a day. Over a few weeks the trend view shows what actually moved, what did not, and what changed at the same time as something else.
Two data points are an anecdote. Six weeks of them is the only evidence that is genuinely about you.
Something to hand your doctor
Export the whole thing as a clean printed document: what you are considering, the published ranges, what you have tracked, and the questions worth asking.
Appointments are short. Arriving with a page beats trying to explain peptides from memory in ten minutes.
Your full history, kept
Every plan you have generated and every log you have written, with charts across the whole span rather than the last few days.
The free tracker keeps recent entries. Pro is what makes the long view possible.
See what changed
Re-take the quiz whenever things change and keep both versions. The diff shows exactly what moved and why.
Plans change as circumstances do. Losing the old one loses the reason you changed it.
Reminders that match your schedule
Optional nudges on the days a protocol actually calls for, not a daily buzz you learn to ignore.
The commonest reason a plan fails is forgetting it, not choosing it wrong.
$15 once
30 days. No subscription.
Everything in Pro for a month. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel. Worth it on its own if you are starting something and want the coach and the printed document while you decide.
$12 a month
Cancel anytime.
Cheaper from the second month, and the only way the history and trend views become useful — they need weeks of data before they show you anything real. One account covers both people and animals.
If a month is all you need, take the month. The subscription is there because trends need time, not because the one-off is missing something.
Educational only — not medical advice. These are research compounds, and the doses shown are general published ranges, not figures calculated for you. Talk to your doctor before starting anything.