About
Who makes Peptide Vault
Peptide Vault is made by Jacob Teague, an independent iOS developer. It's a private log for the peptides and GLP-1 medications you take: doses, schedules, vials and injection sites, kept on your iPhone.
Who's behind it
I'm Jacob Teague. I build and ship iOS apps on my own; you can see all of them at 100apps.app. I'm a developer, not a doctor or pharmacist, and nothing on this site is medical advice.
How the library and the brief are written
- Every compound page and brief is built from the published sources listed on that page: PubMed research, DrugBank, ClinicalTrials.gov, FDA drug labels and DailyMed, and regulator announcements from the FDA and the UK government.
- Each compound page states its regulatory status and how strong the evidence is, separately, so “studied” is never mistaken for “approved”.
- Pages are written by me with AI assistance and checked against those sources. They are not reviewed by a clinician, and the pages say so.
- When a regulator or a study changes the picture, the page is updated and its date changes.
- Found an error? Email
jacobteague50@gmail.comwith the page and the source, and I'll correct it.
What Peptide Vault will never do
- Recommend a compound, a dose or a protocol.
- Sell, source or link to a seller of any compound.
- Upload your log. Your entries stay on your phone unless you export them.
The web calculator and Mix Lab do unit arithmetic only, from numbers you enter.
The app
Log every dose, set reminders on your own schedule, rotate injection sites and keep your vials organized. iPhone, on-device.