Different doses on different days. Open Edit Protocol → Advanced dosing to set a per-weekday - supply and runway math follow along. • One testosterone picture. Injections and orals combine into a single modeled level. • Tell the app which syringes you stock - 30, 50, or 100 unit. Draw cards show your barrel and warn you if a dose won't fit in one pull. • Biological Age reads labs by collection date, so a panel split across PDFs counts as one draw - and every marker now shows the reference it's compared against. • Search knows brand names: type Ozempic, find semaglutide. • Fixes: the glucose chart no longer blanks after unlocking your phone, plus stability improvements on first launch after updating.

PROGRESS PHOTOS - Add pictures you took before you installed the app. Pick several at once, assign each a pose, and every one lands on the date it was actually taken - Location data is removed from every imported photo before it is saved. CREAMS & PATCHES - Transdermal doses get their own application-site map: nine thin-skin regions, front and back, recorded the same way injection sites always were. VAULT - some updates that our users requested GLUCOSE - Scheduled doses appear on the day's curve as a shaded region, and only when the schedule states a real time. FIXES - Long button labels shorten instead of collapsing to unreadable text. PeptideLab records what you choose to track. It never recommends a dose, a compound, or a protocol. Talk to your clinician before changing anything.

• Share a vial or pen across household profiles — one reservoir, everyone's draws tracked • Connect FreeStyle Libre directly and see your glucose day, zoomable down to the hour • Snap a photo of a kit box and it lands in your Vault, labels already read • Sign in with a 6-digit emailed code • Household profiles now stay in sync across all your devices • Libre history rides your cloud backup, so a reinstall keeps every curve

Households can share a vial. When two people draw from the same pen, supply and runway count both of them. Every blend in the Library now opens to a full page: what it is, what each compound is doing in that mix, and what the evidence actually covers, including where it doesn't. The glucose day view carries meals and workouts on the same curve as your readings. Apple Health weigh-ins that were never logged can be claimed as readings in one step, instead of one tap per day. Also in this release: email sign-in fixes and a set of smaller corrections.

• Log a meal and place it at the exact time you ate - tap the time on any entry and slide the ruler, or drag the marker right on the day chart. Food is linked to your glucose. • Day view, sharper: zoom to the last 1, 3, or 6 hours, jump in straight from the glucose report, and edit any entry without leaving the chart. • Ready-mixed vials now know where they live. Vault organized better. • Backdated meals land on the right day, marked with an honest "~" until you set the real time. • Steadier sensor connections.

• Every dose now records its syringe units - and past doses get theirs back, reconstructed from your vial history where it's unambiguous. • Tap any day on the week view to see that day's full stack, and jump straight to any logged dose. • Premixed vials now enter the Vault at label strength - no reconstitution math for what arrived ready to inject.

What's New - 2.2.6 Week view The schedule now has a week view alongside the month, so you can see the next seven days at a glance instead of scanning a grid. Fixed some bugs. We ship often. If something isn't behaving the way you expect, tell us and it usually goes out in the next build.

Glucose Your glucose now sits alongside the rest of your log. Connect a Dexcom, Lingo, Stelo sensor and readings arrive on their own, next to the doses and meals from the same day. Sensors that share readings through a companion account can be linked too. Bloodwork Getting ready for a blood test is easier. Next draw builds a list of markers you can bring to your appointment. Results are quicker to read, with clearer marker cards and reference ranges. Reminders Supplements and prescriptions can remind you now, not just protocol doses. Food log All four macros are tracked, and you can set a target for each. Widget The widget follows your app appearance and accent color. Vault and Calculator Vials labeled in IU now calculate in IU, with no converting by hand. One reconstituted vial can fill more than one pen cartridge. And you can turn a calculation into a protocol without retyping it. Fixed A tracker you never finished setting up no longer shows a dose a day. Dose numbers are correct on multi-compound blends. Text renders at the size iOS asks for.

What's New • Bugs are being squished • Six accent colors and an optional surface tint — Settings → Appearance • Titration ladders go advanced • Edit any dose in units or mg • More reliable sync when switching between devices • Home Screen widget: today's doses, logged with one tap.

What's New WEARABLES — DIRECT CONNECTIONS • Connect Oura, WHOOP, and Withings, Fitbit directly from More → Integrations. Sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, weight, body composition • When more than one device reports a metric, choose your preferred source per metric. SCHEDULE • Full-schedule calendar: a month view of every planned injection across all protocols, with per-day counts and logged / partial / missed marks. • Today's Plan on Home now shows one row per injection. SYNC • Device hand-off: sign in on a second device and it pulls your latest data when opened. LAB ASSISTANT • Answers can now draw on your complete bloodwork history. • Cleaner replies, better formatting SUPPORT • Common questions now open a visual step-by-step guide FIXES • Stability and layout fixes throughout.

THE WALLET — EVERY CARD, ONE PLACE The Wallet is no longer just the cards you saved — it is the index of every card the app can render for you. Alongside your saved recipe cards, the Wallet now generates live cards on its own: one for each protocol you track, a site-rotation recap for any protocol with logged injection sites, and one card for your full stack plus each section of it that has compounds in it. RECIPE BUILDER Stack Builder is now Recipe Builder. Same tool, truer name: it authors shareable stack recipes and never touches the stack you actually track. Recipes you build can live in the Wallet as pointer cards that stay current as you edit. LIBRARY, REBUILT The compound Library got a precision-instrument redesign: faceted filtering, side-by-side compound comparison, per-claim source drawers so you can see exactly what a statement rests on, a dedicated Hormones section, blends included in search, handling notes, and a reading-size control. Route-aware evidence panels show what is known for the way you actually take a compound. CALCULATOR Reconstitution is now a guided four-step flow — vial, water, dose, draw — with clearer vial and syringe visuals along the way. Finished recipes can be banked straight into the Wallet and reopened later exactly where you left off; updating a saved recipe updates the same card instead of minting a duplicate. WEARABLES & INTEGRATIONS Connect Oura directly, alongside Apple Health. Every connected source lands its data, and when more than one reports the same metric — sleep, HRV, resting heart rate — you choose which source to trust. Vendor readings slot into biometrics with their own precedence, so a direct connection never silently overwrites a value you entered yourself. BLOODWORK Calculated markers — ratios and indexes derived from results you already have — now appear as first-class markers across trends, reports, and marker education. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE • Dozens of smaller fixes across the Library, calendar, and integrations Your biology. Your data. Your call.

Refillable pen support, a Home screen you arrange yourself, and a sharper record of what you took. PENS • Reconstitute and load a pen in one step — pool two vials into one cartridge and they leave your stock automatically. • A pen shows up as a pen, with its own runway and discard window. Pen protocols dial where syringe protocols draw. VAULT • Record what's on the label: lot number, vendor, dates, price. • "Open this one next" ranks your sealed stock. • Every vial reports its own strength and draw volume - mix one differently and the units say so. ALSO • Arrange your Home screen. Daily check-in, weekly recap. • Share as an image, a clinical summary, or a community post. • Measurements on progress photos. Skip a dose ahead of time. Paste a list into manual bloodwork entry. Member marks. FIXES • Cloud backup could fail silently, risking data loss on reinstall. • The app could close on launch for some users. • A dose typed ".5mg" was read as 5mg. • Faster launch, smoother sheets.

PeptideLab 2.1.1 — Household & Progress Photos Household profiles. Add a partner with completely separate tracking — their own protocols, logs, outcomes, bloodwork, and insights, under one membership. One tap switches the whole app between people, a distinct canvas color always shows whose data you're viewing, and dose reminders carry your partner's name so you always know whose dose is due. Progress Photos — track visible change with your own photos. • Guided camera • A transformation player that crossfades your photos across dates, captioned with date and weight • Before & after comparison and a clean share card • On your device by default, no generative AI, optional backup — and free for everyone Vault - One fridge for the household: vials linked to your partner's protocols carry their badge, with honest labels and one-tap unlinking. Mark vials by their physical cap color, reconstituted vials now size by their actual liquid volume, and syringes and supplies live on the simplified Shelf. Doctor-Ready Report, rebuilt. The PDF now includes your lab work — cumulative marker tables with reference ranges and out-of-range flags — plus a patient-context page (demographics, medications, conditions), per-protocol dose and schedule history, and each protocol's baseline-to-latest marker response. Smarter Insights. New Action Items and per-protocol Review cards. Body trends now include your logged readings and DEXA body fat, and the report orders itself around your primary focuses. Baseline stack. Record a start date and brand for anything you take, and pause or resume items with a swipe when you take a break. Plus reliability fixes: profile edits sync dependably across devices, household profiles stay fully isolated, and day counters stay accurate everywhere.

Your Vault, rebuilt — and the Calculator learns blends and allows you to share the recipe! This is a massive release. Thank you for your support! • Cap colors — tag each vial with the color of its physical cap and find it in the fridge at a glance, no pulling vials out. The app names it too: "Look for the purple top." • Three honest zones — Syringes merged into Shelf, now organized the way your supplies actually live: needles & syringes, diluents & mixing, cleaning & wound care, disposal. • A faster Add to Shelf — one category row, needle sizes in both inches and millimeters, an expanded catalog from 18G drawing needles to 32G pen needles, plus injection pens and syringes. • Starting a new cycle mid-vial? The app now asks whether you're keeping your current vial — your supply counts stay honest. • New supply presets: sterile water, empty sterile vials, syringe filters. • Supply and runway math now understand every schedule — specific days, on/off cycles, every-N-days. • Fixes: a first-launch crash on fresh installs, clearer low-stock summaries, and a stack of Vault polish. • Calculator blend mode — flip one toggle and mix your own blends, with per-component doses handled for you.

Bugs founds and squished (Thx for contacting us). Plus: Cycle planning, Calc updates, Vault updates and more. Protocols now understand time off. Plan a rest between cycles and what follows is handled for you — the schedule, the reminders, and the record. Calculator An accuracy pass across all four calculators, and a dosing flow that accounts for the equipment you actually hold. Vault Sharper inventory logic. Fewer wrong answers about what is usable, and when. Plus fixes to subscription handling and Apple Health.

Injection time gets a cockpit. MISSION CONTROL — the Log tab groups everything due right now into one session: each dose is a full prep sheet with the draw for your dose on your syringe size, which vial to pull and how many doses it has left, and your next injection site. PREP MODE — put the phone on the table and follow along, one syringe at a time. Big type, the screen stays awake, and the queue advances as you log. PEN SUPPORT — using a reusable pen instead of insulin syringes? Set “I’m using: Pen” on a protocol and everything speaks pen dials, with a matching pen diagram. SMARTER COPING TIPS — community tips after a side effect now match your compound’s family (GLP-1, GH peptides, healing peptides) and show their source. SIDE EFFECTS, FASTER — score each symptom individually with one tap, search the full symptom list or add your own, and note when it started relative to your dose. Also: supply alerts recalibrated, possible dose-entry mistakes now flagged on the protocol card, and dozens of fixes.

The bloodwork release — plus a food log. NUTRITION • New: an AI food log. Type a meal or photograph it, review the estimate, fix anything, approve. Nothing logs without your confirmation. • Repeat meals become one-tap chips; build recipes, set your own calorie ceiling and protein floor • Gram-to-cup conversion that knows the difference between rice and blueberries BLOODWORK • Trends now line up across labs: units are standardized per biomarker (nmol/L to ng/dL and 40+ more), with the original printed value always preserved on every row • Urinalysis results — NEGATIVE, TRACE, CLEAR — now tracked and trended • Smarter biomarker matching: "CORTISOL, A.M.", "Vitamin D3 (25-OH)" and lab-specific spellings unify into one trend • Redesigned trend charts: readings sit at their true dates, and the reference band shown is the one from your own report • New Pro option: overlay reference ranges from published clinical literature — source cited on screen, clearly labeled educational, never a diagnosis • Pin any biomarker to a protocol, from either side FIXES • Faster, clearer lab-report review with one-tap approval • Membership status, protocol calendars, and notification reliability improvements PeptideLab never recommends doses or treatments — consult your clinician before changing any protocol.

NEW • DEXA scan import — drop in a scan PDF and body-fat %, lean mass and more become baselines and trends • Body Comp — scan-over-scan changes shown next to the protocols you ran between them • Labs & Scans — bloodwork, body comp and files, reorganized • My Stack — hold to reorder, AM/PM tags on your routine, swipe to remove • Bulk dose-history editor on Protocol Detail • Cycle VERDICT IMPROVED • Same marker from different labs now lines up in one trend • Home cards say when a timed dose is due, respond to touch, and link straight to each dose • Tap any logged dose to see everything captured around it FIXED • My Stack reordering no longer jumps • Share cards keep long compound names to one line

Lots of improvements: • PeptideLab Intelligence — a written report of your own bloodwork against a protocol: what moved before, during, and after, marker by marker. Generated when you ask, stored on your device, informational only. • Lab Assistant — now keeps multiple conversations with history and titles, and opens with a short, data-aware brief of where things stand. • Smarter vials — dose estimates now follow your titration plan instead of assuming today's dose forever; adding a vial can send the rest of a multi-pack to the Freezer as sealed backups; and the discard window is yours — set your own, or turn it off. • Reliability — deleted vials now stay deleted after a reinstall, first launch after reinstalling no longer hangs, and a handful of date and layout issues are fixed. Clinical, private, no streaks, no guilt — same as always. - Cleaner Home — the per-protocol check-in strip is now opt-in, so your Home stays focused. - Cleaner reports — filter pills (within / outside / no printed range) and date-led report titles. - Faster, more reliable sync under the hood.

Everything else is still a major update: PeptideLab now handles your bloodwork. • Documents — import a lab report as a PDF or photo, and PeptideLab reads the values for you to review and approve. Follow any biomarker over time, and pin the ones that matter to a protocol. • Cloud backup — sign in and your data (protocols, doses, biometrics, and now your lab reports) backs up privately to your own account. Reinstall on a new device and it all comes back. We also spent real time on reliability: signing back in after a reinstall restores everything cleanly, reminder privacy (detailed or discreet) now saves per protocol, and we smoothed out a lot of smaller things across the app. Clinical, private, no streaks, no guilt — same as always.

A major update: PeptideLab now handles your bloodwork. • Documents — import a lab report as a PDF or photo, and PeptideLab reads the values for you to review and approve. Follow any biomarker over time, and pin the ones that matter to a protocol. • Cloud backup — sign in and your data (protocols, doses, biometrics, and now your lab reports) backs up privately to your own account. Reinstall on a new device and it all comes back. • Your lab files stay encrypted on your device. We also spent real time on reliability: signing back in after a reinstall restores everything cleanly, reminder privacy (detailed or discreet) now saves per protocol, and we smoothed out a lot of smaller things across the app. Clinical, private, no streaks, no guilt — same as always.

What's New (paste into the 1.2.1 version notes): This update makes signing back in and reinstalling seamless: • Sign in after a reinstall and your data is restored and you land right on your dashboard • Cloud backup now turns on automatically when you sign in. You can manage it in Privacy & Data • Already set up? Returning users can skip onboarding entirely • Reminder privacy (Detailed or Discreet) is now saved per protocol in each protocol's Timing settings • Membership screen updates instantly after restoring a purchase • The Apple Health connection screen now fits smaller iPhones • Completed protocols show the date they actually finished • Fixed a sheet that could flash during app launch

PeptideLab 1.2 — longer-running protocols, sharper analysis. - Cycle view — compare any protocol against your 60-day pre-protocol baseline, with dose-phase markers right on the chart - Ongoing protocols — run HRT, TRT, and other open-ended protocols, no end date required - Discreet reminders — keep compound names off your lock screen - Lifestyle profile — optional training, diet, and stimulant context that sharpens reports and Lab Assistant answers - Cleaner Home — reordered sections, collapsible Recently Completed, hold-to-reorder baseline stack - Membership — your live subscription status, now in More Fixes: full sleep history loads correctly, reconstitution settings no longer appear for patches and pills, and Restore Purchases now confirms visibly. Questions or ideas: support@peptidelabapp.com

NEW: BIOMETRICS ON HOME - Track 10 metrics: weight, sleep, HRV, resting heart rate, body fat, waist, blood glucose, blood pressure, VO2 max, and body temperature - Synced from Apple Health, or logged by hand — every metric works either way - Tap any metric for its trend chart, baseline, and 30-day history - Fill missed days in one pass with inline gap filling - Log everything for today in one sheet - Hold and drag to reorder your biometrics Plus: manual biometric entries are included in cloud backup, and small onboarding fixes.