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Peptide Stack Tracker for Multiple Compounds

See every peptide and GLP-1 you're tracking side by side, each with its own dose and supply.

Peptade Track screen: each compound with the supply left in its vial, and a weekly schedule of doses
Side-by-side compound view
One calendar for the stack

Published by Peptade · Stack tracker · Updated September 2026

If you're tracking more than one compound, Peptide Stack Tracker lines them up together — one screen instead of switching between separate compound pages. It's built for the moment your routine grows past a single peptide or GLP-1.

Each compound keeps its own dose plan and supply countdown, whether it runs on a schedule of its own or shares a schedule or cycle with other compounds. Seeing them together on the Track tab changes nothing about any of them.

This is different from the personalized stack generator, which is an optional reading list matched to your goals. Stack Tracker doesn't recommend a compound to add — it only displays the ones you're already tracking, together.

One view across every compound you track

Frequently asked questions

No. Peptide Stack Tracker only displays the compounds you're already tracking, side by side. The personalized stack is a separate, optional reading list matched to your goals — see Personalized Stack.

Add each compound you're using; the Track tab lists them all, two across, or in a full grid once you have more than two.

No. The Track tab only displays what you've set up. A compound's dose, schedule or cycle changes only when you edit it.

On each compound's own tile on the Track tab, so a vial running low doesn't hide among the others. See Peptide Vial Tracker for what the tile shows.

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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.