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Peptide Protocol vs PeptideKit

iOS app with smart protocol management, an AI chat assistant, and flexible scheduling. Good for GLP-1 users but lacks deep peptide education.

TL;DR

Peptide Protocol is the stronger pick for most users — broader peptide coverage, free public tools, researched reference content, and lower friction to start. PeptideKit wins on its specific signature strength: AI chat assistant for protocol questions. If that matches your need exactly, use it.

At a glance

Feature Peptide Protocol PeptideKit
PlatformiPhone (native SwiftUI), web toolsiOS + iPadOS
Peptide reference library29+ peptidesIndexed glossary on web — freeGLP-1 focused
Dose schedulingYesPer-protocol cadence + site rotationYes
Reconstitution calculatorYesIn-app + free web versionYes
Dose converter (mcg/mg/IU)YesFree on webPartial
Half-life visualizerYesInteractive chart, freeNo
Injection site rotation (body map)YesList-based
Stacks / combination guides7 editorial stacksFree on webNot available
AI chat assistantNot offered — we publish researched guides insteadYes
Free public tools (no sign-up)Yes3 calculators open on the webApp-only
Education and guides4 pillar guides + glossary + regulatory pageMinimal
PriceFreemium$7.99/mo or $69.99 lifetime

Feature comparison reflects public information as of April 2026. Check each app's listing for the most current feature list.

Where Peptide Protocol is stronger

Breadth beyond GLP-1

Peptide Protocol covers healing (BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu), the GH axis (CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, Sermorelin), GLP-1/GIP agents, and 20+ more. PeptideKit is built around Mounjaro/Wegovy/Zepbound users — great if that's all you run, limiting otherwise.

Free public tools

Our reconstitution calculator, dose converter, and half-life visualizer are free on the web, shareable by URL. PeptideKit's tools live only inside a paid app.

Researched reference, not AI chat

We publish reviewed glossary entries with inline citations and a medical review process. PeptideKit leans on an AI assistant — convenient, but less verifiable for YMYL decisions.

Where PeptideKit is stronger

AI-chat convenience

If you want conversational Q&A inside the app, PeptideKit's chat is its headline feature. We don't ship one.

Lifetime pricing

PeptideKit offers a $69.99 lifetime unlock. If you prefer a one-time payment, that's competitive.

Which to pick

Pick Peptide Protocol if…

You want broad peptide coverage (not just GLP-1), free web calculators, and researched reference content — and you're on iPhone.

Pick PeptideKit if…

You exclusively run Mounjaro/Wegovy/Zepbound and specifically want an in-app AI chat assistant.

How this page is maintained

This comparison is written by the Peptide Protocol team and is inherently biased toward our own strengths — we try to be fair about PeptideKit's, but the honest way to evaluate is to try both when possible. We update this page when feature sets change. If you spot something that has changed on either side, tell us.

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