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a pin.

Free peptide reminders that ping you on time, log every dose, rotate your injection sites and count down your vial.

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Free forever · No account · iPhone and Android

Reminders that arrive

A notification at every dose time, and a nudge 30 minutes later if you haven't logged it.

Site rotation

Tap where you pinned on a body map. PinLabs suggests the spot you've rested longest.

Vial countdown

Know how many doses are left in the vial before you run out mid-cycle.

Private by design

No account, no email. Your log lives on your phone; you can export it any time.

How to download

On your Home Screen in four taps.

PinLabs installs straight from your browser. No App Store, no account.

  1. 1
    Open PinLabs in Safari

    Go to pinlabs.vercel.app on your iPhone, in Safari.

  2. 2
    Tap ••• then Share

    Tap the ••• button at the bottom right, then Share. (On older iPhones, Share is in the bottom bar.)

  3. 3
    Tap Add to Home Screen

    Scroll down the list, tap Add to Home Screen, then Add.

  4. 4
    Open it and turn on reminders

    Open PinLabs from your Home Screen, add your peptides and tap Turn on reminders.

On Android? Open the page in Chrome, tap Install (or three-dot menu → Install app), then open PinLabs and turn on reminders.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. No subscription, no trial, no ads, no account.

Why isn't it in the App Store?

PinLabs installs straight from your browser — tap Add to Home Screen and it opens full-screen like any other app, with notifications. No store, no update prompts: it's always the latest version.

Will reminders work on my iPhone?

Yes, on iOS 16.4 or later once PinLabs is on your Home Screen. Open it from there and turn on reminders when it asks.

Where is my data kept?

On your phone. To send notifications, our server keeps the names and times of your reminders — nothing else. Erase everything from Settings whenever you like.

Does PinLabs tell me what or how much to take?

No. It reminds you of the schedule you enter and keeps your log. It's not medical advice — talk to a clinician about anything you take.