Is Amino Minder a peptide tracker app?
Yes -- Amino Minder is a peptide dosing tracker for logging doses, protocols, and stacks, and it goes further by simulating your actual plasma level over time using real pharmacokinetic math rather than just recording a log entry.
Is it free?
Yes. Free includes unlimited dose logging, plasma-level charts, cascade/synergy modeling, and known-stack tracking, supported by small banner ads only -- never a popup or full-screen ad. Premium ($1.99/mo, $9.99/yr, or $24.99 lifetime) removes ads and unlocks custom stack ratios, per-route bioavailability tuning, and unlimited PDF exports.
How is this different from PeptIQ or other peptide trackers?
Most peptide trackers log what you took. Amino Minder additionally computes a real absorption-and-decay curve for every dose -- factoring in half-life, route-specific bioavailability by molecular weight, and even downstream hormone cascades, like a GHRH-class peptide driving a GH pulse that in turn drives IGF-1 -- so you see your current level and a short forecast ahead, not just a checklist.
Does Amino Minder sell peptides?
No. It's a tracking tool only. It carries an affiliate link and occasional ads, disclosed plainly, but the app itself is purely for personal tracking and informational purposes -- not a store, not medical advice.
Does Amino Minder have a reconstitution calculator?
Amino Minder wants to support healthy peptide administration on all fronts, but does not offer that feature at this time. Following the guidance of a qualified medical provider is always your best bet.
Does Amino Minder track injection sites?
Amino Minder wants to support healthy peptide administration on all fronts, but does not offer injection site rotation tracking at this time. Following the guidance of a qualified medical provider is always your best bet.
Does Amino Minder give dosing advice or recommendations?
No. Amino Minder is a tracker and simulator, not an advisor -- it never suggests a dose, schedule, or protocol, and there's no AI chat feature for that. It shows you the math on what you've already decided to log. Following the guidance of a qualified medical provider is always your best bet.
What is the Bateman function, and how does Amino Minder calculate absorption and decay?
The Bateman function is a standard two-phase pharmacokinetic model: one term for how quickly a dose absorbs into circulation, another for how quickly it's eliminated. Amino Minder computes it from your compound's half-life and route-specific absorption rate for every dose you log, then sums overlapping doses together (superposition) into your live plasma-level curve -- a real rise, peak, and decay, not just a static log entry.
Where do your bioavailability values come from?
They're grounded in a well-established pharmacology principle, not measurements for any specific compound: larger peptides get broken down by proteases or can't cross a mucosal membrane as easily, so oral and nasal absorption drops as molecular weight goes up, while subcutaneous and intramuscular stay high regardless of size. These are starting points -- every value is visible and adjustable per route with a Premium subscription.