Supplement tracking
Supplement tracker
Your performance stack. Organised — with the dates, the routine and the history intact.
Early Access list. No launch date announced yet.
What is a supplement tracker?
A supplement tracker is a tool for recording which supplements a person takes, on what routine, since when, and how that has changed. PeakTrack organises your stack by time of day and frequency, keeps the history and remaining quantity, and places those periods in the same context as your training, recovery and body data. All entries are user-defined.
What your stack holds
A stack is a routine, not a list. PeakTrack keeps the structure that makes it usable day to day.
Active supplements
What is currently part of your routine.
Routine
Morning, pre-training, post-training, evening — grouped as you use them.
Time of day
When each item belongs in the day.
Frequency
Daily, on training days, cyclical or your own pattern.
Start date
Since when an item has been part of the stack.
History
What you used before, and when it stopped.
Reminders
Prompts at the time an item is due.
Remaining quantity
Stock, so you reorder before you run out.
Changes over time
Every adjustment kept with its date.
Supplements, peptides & protocols
Your entire performance stack. Organised.
Performance-focused users often lose track of their own routines. PeakTrack is designed to make one structured, understandable system out of it.
- What am I currently taking?
- How much am I currently using?
- When did I start?
- How often is it scheduled?
- When was the last administration?
- When is the next planned one?
- How long has this been active?
- When is the planned end date?
- How many days remain?
- When did the amount change?
- When was something paused?
- What did I previously use?
- Which protocols overlap?
- How much stock remains?
- 01
Learn
Structured, evidence-graded education before anything else.
- 02
Plan
You define the protocol. PeakTrack structures it.
- 03
Track
Amounts, schedule, pauses, changes and stock in one record.
- 04
Understand
See protocol periods next to your own performance data.
Connected to the rest of your performance context
Supplement periods sit on the same timeline as training, sleep, recovery and body trends. That makes it possible to see what a period overlapped with — a sequence you can read, not a causal claim PeakTrack makes for you.
User-entered, always
PeakTrack does not recommend supplements, does not suggest amounts, and does not evaluate whether an item suits you. Everything the app shows is a record of what you entered.
Questions
Frequently asked
All supplement entries, amounts and routines are user-entered. PeakTrack does not provide medical advice, dosing recommendations, diagnosis or treatment.
Organise your stack from day one
Join the Early Access list to be first to try the PeakTrack supplement routine.