The problem we kept hitting
The peptide world is a mess. Forums full of unverified claims. Suppliers with no accountability. Doses pulled from random YouTube comments. A regulatory grey zone that means real users have nowhere reputable to track what they're actually doing.
The people we kept meeting — cautious, curious, evidence-led adults — were stuck using spreadsheets, Notes apps, and memory. There had to be something better.
What we wanted to build
A logbook, not a salesman. Honest about uncertainty. Never pretending to be medical. Surfacing what works and what doesn't. The kind of tool that holds up over time because it's built on respect for the user, not engagement metrics.
The principles came first; the product followed. We're not chasing a category. We're building the thing we wanted to use ourselves.
Where we are now
102 peptides catalogued with 35 fields each. 28 curated stacks. 30 evidence-backed citations and counting. A small UK-based team building this in the open, deliberately slowly, and listening to users at every step.