2.0.3 • You now enter the units you draw yourself — the app keeps them, counts your vials down, and reminds you. • Cleaner Today screen and compound cards. • Fixes and polish.

2.0.2 — your days, your schedule. • Pick the day for each weekly compound, and the days for 2×, 3× or 5× a week. The Today screen, the widget and your reminders follow the days you choose. • Anything in "This week" can be picked and logged today, if you take it on a different day. • New "Left in the vial" field: already used part of a vial? Enter the units left and the vial picks up from there, going down with every dose you mark as done. • Reminders arrive at the time you chose for each vial. • Dates follow your local time: a vial added in the evening, the widget and your streak no longer jump to the next day. • Fixes and polish.

2.0 — a new home screen and a new look. • Today: the injection that is due now, in big numbers, with its syringe drawn to the dose. Log it, skip it for today, or pick any other one from the day's list. • The shelf: every vial in your stack with what is left, counted from what you logged. • Compounds as a clean list: full names, evidence level and reported dose at a glance. Tap for the full card. • Cards rewritten: evidence level on the second line, the protocol the community reports, reported doses, the calculator with the syringe, and the sources. • A calendar in the log, and what is left in each vial. • 59 compounds. AHK-Cu is new. As always: no dose recommendations. The app converts the numbers you enter and reports what the cited sources say, with a label when there is no published human trial.

SLU-PP-332 joins the library as compound 58. Like every other entry it carries its sources — and it says plainly that there is no published human trial, because there isn't one. Peptides you add yourself now have a visible edit and delete button. Before, it was a long press you had to already know about. Tirzepatide: the week 17-20 dose (12.5 mg) now warns that it does not fit in a 100 IU syringe, the same way the 15 mg dose already did. The number was right; the warning was missing. Plus English label fixes on the new compound.

Full English localization review and minor fixes.

The entire compound library is now in English. Until now the menus were translated but the 57 compound entries were not — summaries, protocols, dosing notes, schedules and the cited sources all appeared in Spanish. That is fixed: every field of every entry is now in English, including the 87 scientific citations. Also in this update: · Cleaner entries — we removed content that did not help you decide anything and kept the warnings that do. · The web version at getpeptideplaybook.com now comes with your free account, so your stack follows you from your iPhone to your computer. · Fixes to the vial window messages, the login errors and the reminders.

Your custom peptides now travel with you. - Peptides you create in "My Pep" are backed up to your account and appear on all your devices. They used to live only on the phone. - Fixed: a custom peptide didn't show up in the Log or tracking screens, even though it appeared in the catalog. - More complete and more reliable automatic backup.