Features
SubQ replaces spreadsheets, guesswork, and forum posts with real tools backed by pharmacokinetic data.
Visual syringe reconstitution tool. Enter your vial size, water volume, and target dose. See exactly how many units to draw.
Real-time pharmacokinetic tracking shows estimated blood concentration over time, based on published half-life data.
Community-vetted dosing schedules for common peptides. Start from a template, then customize timing and amounts.
Visual body map tracks every injection site. Never hit the same spot twice. Reduces scar tissue and improves absorption.
Generate clean PDF and CSV reports of your dose history. Share with your provider at your next appointment.
Keep all your health data in one place. SubQ syncs with Apple Health so your peptide data lives alongside everything else.
How it works
No onboarding maze. No account required. Just open the app and start tracking.
Choose from the built-in database or add a custom compound. We include half-life data, reconstitution info, and common dose ranges.
Use a community template or build your own schedule. Set dose amounts, frequency, and injection sites.
Log each dose with one tap. Watch your blood level charts update in real time. Adjust your protocol based on actual data.
Pricing
The free tier is genuinely useful. Upgrade to Pro when you want the full toolkit.
Free
$0
Free forever
Pro
$3.99/mo
or $29/year (save 40%)
What people are saying
Real feedback from people tracking their protocols with SubQ.
"I was managing BPC-157 and Semaglutide on a spreadsheet. SubQ replaced all of it in five minutes. The blood level charts alone are worth the subscription."
"Finally something that doesn't look like it was built in 2008. The injection site rotation map is brilliant. My nurse practitioner loved the PDF export too."
"The reconstitution calculator is the one feature I use every single time. No more second-guessing the math at 6am. Simple, fast, and accurate."
Free tool
All the math you need. Reconstitution, dosing, concentration, and unit conversion in one place.
Volume to inject
-- mL
Syringe units
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Concentration
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Doses per vial
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Total vial volume
--
Draw to this mark
-- units
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Your dose
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--
Add this much BAC water
-- mL
Resulting concentration
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250 mcg dose would be
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For informational purposes only. This is not medical advice. Always confirm dosing with your prescribing physician.
FAQ
Quick answers about SubQ, your data, and how it all works.