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Launching on Product Hunt Tuesday 4 August 2026. If you are covering the launch and want anything that is not on this page - a specific screenshot, a quote, or a walkthrough - email support@vitaloom.xyz and you will get it the same day.

Fast facts

ProductOptiPin - Peptide, TRT & GLP-1 Tracker
What it isAn iPhone app for logging injections and forecasting hormone and drug levels between blood draws, for people on TRT, peptides, GLP-1 medications, or all three at once.
CompanyVitaloom LTD, an independent software company
Launched2025, actively developed
PlatformiOS only. There is no Android build and no web app.
PriceFree to download with a 14-day full trial. Premium is $4.99/month or $39.99/year.
App Store rating4.7 out of 5 from 250+ ratings (US App Store)
App languagesEnglish, Deutsch, Español, Português
Data modelOn-device. No account required. Optional iCloud backup, encrypted by Apple. Protocol data is not sent to Vitaloom servers in normal use.
Compound library200+ compounds covering TRT esters, GLP-1s, peptides, and common blends
Websiteoptipin.app
App Storeapps.apple.com/app/id6745631936
Press contactsupport@vitaloom.xyz

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One sentence

OptiPin is a privacy-first iPhone app for tracking TRT, peptide, and GLP-1 protocols that keeps every dose, lab result, and note on the device rather than in a cloud account.

Short (about 60 words)

OptiPin is an iPhone app for people running hormone and peptide protocols. It logs injections across 40+ rotation sites, calculates reconstitution and dose math for 200+ compounds, and forecasts testosterone, estradiol, and GLP-1 levels between blood draws using models calibrated to the user's own bloodwork. Data stays on the device, and no account is required. Built by Vitaloom LTD.

Long (about 120 words)

OptiPin is a privacy-first tracker for TRT, peptides, and GLP-1 medications, built by the independent software company Vitaloom LTD and launched in 2025. Where most protocol tracking happens across notes apps and spreadsheets, OptiPin puts it in one place: injection logging across 40+ mapped rotation sites, reconstitution and dose calculators covering 200+ compounds and common blends, inventory tracking, progress photos, and titration schedules with automatic stepped dose changes. Its distinguishing feature is pharmacokinetic forecasting - ester-specific models for testosterone, estradiol, DHT, and GLP-1s that recalibrate to the user's own lab results and display estimates against reference ranges. All of it runs on-device with no account, with optional user-controlled iCloud backup. OptiPin is available on iOS in English, German, Spanish, and Portuguese.

The angle, if you need one

Hormone-protocol data is about as sensitive as personal data gets: testosterone levels, peptide use, GLP-1 medications, body composition, mood. The default in this category is an account-based app that syncs all of it to someone else's cloud. OptiPin's bet is that a meaningful number of people would rather give up cross-device sync than hand that over, and the app is architected around that trade rather than bolting privacy on afterwards.

The second thing that separates it is the modeling. Most trackers in this space are dose logs. OptiPin runs ester-specific pharmacokinetic models that recalibrate against the user's actual bloodwork, so the forecast between draws is tuned to that person rather than to a textbook curve. That is also what the free web calculators on this site expose publicly.

The honest limitations, so you do not have to ask: iOS only, no Android on the roadmap today, and no cross-device sync - which is a direct consequence of the on-device model, not an oversight. We have written up where competitors genuinely win in our own comparison of the best peptide and TRT tracker apps.

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Naming and style

OptiPin is one word, capital O and capital P, no space and no hyphen. The company is Vitaloom LTD. The app is correctly described as a "TRT, peptide and GLP-1 tracker" or an "injection tracker" - it is not a medical device, does not provide medical advice, and should not be described as diagnostic.

What OptiPin is not

Worth stating plainly, because it is the most common misreading: OptiPin does not prescribe, source, or sell any compound, and it has no affiliation with any pharmacy, compounding pharmacy, or peptide vendor. It is a logging and calculation tool for protocols people are already on, and the site's guides are educational reference grounded in primary sources. Dosing decisions belong with a licensed clinician.

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Press contact

Email support@vitaloom.xyz with "Press" in the subject. We reply within a day on weekdays. Interviews, custom screenshots, extended trials for reviewers, and fact-checks are all fine - just ask.