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Cycle tracker

Peptide Cycle Tracker for On/Off Patterns

Log the on/off pattern you're following for a compound, and see its dose days laid out on the Track calendar.

Peptade Track screen: each compound with the supply left in its vial, and a weekly schedule of doses
On and off periods
Dose days on a calendar

Published by Peptade · Cycle tracker · Updated September 2026

An on/off cycle alternates a stretch of use with a stretch of rest. Peptide Cycle Tracker lets you record that pattern for a compound once, with on and off periods in days or weeks, and the Track calendar shows which days are dose days.

You set the pattern — Peptade doesn't propose one or show a suggested pattern for any compound. It keeps the cycle you built and schedules reminders from its times. A dose you log from its scheduled slot on Home is recorded against the cycle; one logged another way isn't.

You can change the on and off periods, add an end date, or set rest weeks after the cycle whenever you want. Doses you've already logged stay in your history when the pattern changes.

Built around your own on/off pattern

Frequently asked questions

No. Peptade doesn't show a suggested pattern for any compound. You set the on and off periods yourself, and the tracker only reflects what you entered.

Yes, at any time. Editing the periods or setting an end date doesn't erase the doses you've already logged.

No. Peptide Cycle Tracker is a record-keeping tool. Cycle decisions — whether to cycle a compound at all, and on what pattern — must come from a licensed healthcare provider.

No. The personalized stack is a separate, optional reading list of compounds matched to your goals. Cycle tracking is where you log the pattern you're already following.

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Peptade is for tracking and education only. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a prescription, and it does not tell you to take, start, stop or buy anything. See the Medical Disclaimer.