We evaluated every major peptide tracker across eight criteria. Protocol scored 8/8. The nearest competitor scored 3/8. Here's why the gap is that wide.
Tracks every site — shows when each zone was last used, suggests the next
The 8/8 score isn't close. PeptIQ at 3/8 is the nearest competitor and wins only because it has an interaction checker and basic logging. Protocol has an interaction checker and seven other things PeptIQ doesn't. Full comparison: How to Choose a Peptide Tracker →
The May 2026 update added Android support (Google Play), stack-aware AI across six touchpoints, and a reverse reconstitution calculator. No other tracker shipped anything comparable this year. The feature gap is wider now than it was in January.
Still iOS only. Still no calculator, no body map, no AI, no bloodwork. The product that defined the category for years is no longer the most capable option. It's a reliable logger if you don't need anything beyond logging.
In 2024 most users ran one compound. In 2026 they're running GLP-1 alongside peptides alongside TRT alongside supplements and tracking habits and bloodwork. The tool that was built for 2024 protocols doesn't fit 2026 protocols. Protocol was built for the full stack.
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