Anyone can log a dose. Metis reads your whole cycle, the mix, the doses, how you felt, your bloodwork, and tells you in plain language what it did.
Coming to iOS. Your data is private and encrypted.
Whether you're managing weight, recovering, or optimizing for the long game, Metis meets your protocol where it already is.
Your dose math lives in a calculator app. Your shots live in your Notes. Your labs are in a drawer. And the one question that actually matters, is this working?, has no honest answer.
Reconstitution math scribbled on whatever's nearby, and a quiet hope you drew the right amount.
Doses, weight, how you slept, all scattered across three apps and your memory.
Weeks in, you still can't say what changed, or what to tell your doctor.
Peptides often come as a freeze-dried vial you mix yourself, and that's where most people guess. Enter the vial, the water, and the dose you set with your provider, and Metis returns the exact units to draw. Pre-filled pens skip this step, which is why pen-based apps can't help here.
Something no pen-based GLP-1 app can do.Metis does the reconstitution math for a dose you enter. It is not medical advice. Confirm your protocol with a licensed physician.
Doses, a 30-second check-in for mood, energy, sleep and recovery, weight from Apple Health, photos, and your labs. One place, not five.
Syncs with Apple HealthNot another chart to interpret. Metis writes it out: 92% adherence. Sleep climbed 6 to 10. Energy up around your dose change. What moved, and what to ask about.
This is the part a dose tracker can't give you."Across your 12-week cycle you held 92% adherence. Energy and sleep both climbed as the dose escalated, and weight is down 2.7 kg."
Generate a printable PDF of your whole cycle, protocol, adherence, check-ins and labs, to hand across the desk. Metis even drafts the questions worth asking.
A tracker tells you that you took it.
Metis tells you what it did.
| Metis | GLP-1 app | Spreadsheet | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reconstitution calculator | Yes | n/a | by hand |
| Every peptide, not just GLP-1s | Yes | GLP-1 only | You track it |
| Bloodwork in one place | Yes | No | No |
| AI read on the whole protocol | Yes | Summaries | No |
| Tells you what it did | Yes | Logs it | No |
Everything is encrypted, and nothing is shared without your say-so. Metis is a quiet place to understand your own protocol, not a feed and not a marketplace.
"I got tired of running my own protocol off a spreadsheet and a calculator app, never really knowing if it was working. So my college roommate and I built the tool I wished I'd had."
Metis is a personal research-log app for people running peptide and GLP-1 protocols. It combines a reconstitution calculator, dose and check-in logging, body-composition and bloodwork tracking, and an AI that reads your whole cycle and tells you, in plain language, what it did.
Yes. Metis tracks GLP-1s and next-generation compounds like semaglutide, tirzepatide, and retatrutide, alongside research peptides for recovery, longevity, and hormone optimization. Unlike pen-only GLP-1 apps, it also handles vials that require reconstitution.
Reconstitution is mixing a lyophilized (freeze-dried) peptide with bacteriostatic water. Metis takes your vial size, water volume, and target dose and returns the exact number of units to draw on your syringe, so you are not doing the math by hand.
Yes. Metis includes a library of 70+ peptides across GLP-1s, healing and recovery, growth-hormone secretagogues, cognitive, and aesthetic categories, plus custom compounds and stacks.
The AI reads everything you logged for a cycle, doses and adherence, your daily check-ins, weight, and labs, and writes a plain-language summary of what changed, plus questions to bring to your physician. It never recommends doses or gives medical advice.
Yes. Your data is encrypted and never shared without your explicit permission. Metis is a private research log, not a social feed or a marketplace.
No. Metis is a personal research log for tracking your own data. It does not recommend doses or provide medical advice. Always consult a licensed physician before changing your protocol.
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