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TrackPep vs Regimen

Regimen describes a broad set of compound, symptom, supply and health-record features. TrackPep combines medication record-keeping with meals, hydration and strength training. Compare the actual workflows and subscription limits that matter to you.

Quick verdict

You want the compound and daily-marker workflow described by Regimen and have checked its current features. You want medication records, meals, water and training together, with a record-only medication workflow. Export and full dose history require Pro.

Head-to-head

DimensionTrackPepRegimen
PlatformsWeb, iOS and Android. Guest tracking on mobile; web requires sign-in.iPhone, Android and web, according to its official site.
RecordsMedication entries, injection sites, meals, water, workouts and progress.Compound records, injection sites, supplies, side effects, daily markers and bloodwork.
PlansFree: 3 active compounds and 30-day dose history. Pro: $7.99/month or $34.99/year, USD list prices.Its peptide-tracker page advertises one compound free and Premium for more. Verify the current listing.

Choose Regimen if

You want the compound and daily-marker workflow described by Regimen and have checked its current features.

Choose TrackPep if

You want medication records, meals, water and training together, with a record-only medication workflow. Export and full dose history require Pro.

Questions

Does TrackPep recommend medication amounts?
No. TrackPep records what you enter. It does not calculate, convert or recommend medication amounts or schedules.
Can I try TrackPep before creating an account?
The website has an interactive example with fictional records. Mobile offers guest tracking. The web application requires sign-in.

Try TrackPep free

Track up to 3 compounds on web, iOS, and Android — no card required.

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Checked October 20, 2026 against the linked publishers’ pages. Features, availability and pricing can change. Check the current listing before choosing. Unverified details are not treated as missing features.

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