The Decision
Three questions.
The answers pick your calculator.
You don't need to read a 3,000-word comparison. Answer three questions and you'll know which calculator fits your protocol.
The Questions
PeptideCalc, PepTracker, and Dose are iOS only. Protocol is the only full-featured peptide calculator on Android as of June 2026. If you're on Android, the answer is Protocol.
Custom Draw reverse mode, the TRT ester calculator, and the PK half-life plotter exist only in Protocol. If any of these matter to your protocol, the choice is made.
Protocol is on-device only — no cloud sync. PeptideCalc syncs across iPhone and iPad via iCloud. If you actively use both devices and want sync, PeptideCalc is worth evaluating.
"If none of those three conditions apply, both apps will serve you — Protocol is free and PeptideCalc costs money."
For most users the answer is Protocol: it's more capable, it's free, and it runs on Android. The only clear win for PeptideCalc is multi-device iCloud sync across iPhone and iPad — a genuinely useful feature that Protocol doesn't offer. Outside of that specific use case, Protocol does more for nothing.
The Full Suite
Standard forward calculation — vial size, BAC water, dose → concentration, draw units, mL, doses per vial.
Specify the syringe draw you want, get the BAC water volume to produce it. Only free calculator with this feature.
Blood concentration curves for 22 compounds, up to 4 simultaneous, dose superposition math.
Free testosterone content across 6 testosterone esters. 200mg Cypionate is ~140mg actual T.
Monthly and cycle cost across your full multi-compound protocol. Only free tool of its kind.
Common Questions