The record between visits.
You already have a protocol and a clinician. ProofRx keeps a Proof Packet of what you logged and what you did not — including when the record is mixed or too thin.
What it is
A private log of a protocol you already have. Open a Proof Packet before you share it. A wearable is optional, and it is not required to start.
What it is not
Not a clinic, not a prescription, and not a medical device. It does not approve a peptide, diagnose you, or tell you to start, stop, or change a dose.
Categories you can log.
Recovery, sleep, metabolic, cognitive, sexual health, and skin. The library names signals to watch. It is not a clinical trial, and it does not mean every peptide has strong published evidence.
How it works.
Add a wearable if you want.
Oura and Whoop can sync while you use the app. Apple Health on the web is a file import. You can also keep the log with no device.
A short daily check-in.
A few questions about how you feel, tied to the protocol you logged. Skip a day and the record simply has a gap.
A Proof Packet.
Open it before you share it. It shows the protocol you entered, the doses you logged, and a box for what is not in it. It can say the record is mixed or too thin. It does not rate the peptide.
A Proof Packet of what was logged, and what was not.
See what a packet includes →