Logged a dose by mistake? You can now remove it. Open the dose from Today, the calendar or a peptide's history and tap Remove this log. It comes out of your history and goes back into the bottle's count. After Log all, an Undo now shows for a few seconds too.

Today now runs in time order: the first dose of the day sits at the top, and the card above it shows the one to log next, counting down to its own time. On past days, a peptide you take twice a day has each dose counted on its own row, and a missed second dose can be marked as taken.

Refer and Earn now opens your referral dashboard in one tap. Your code, the friends who've joined and your progress are right there, signed in and ready in Safari. Referral codes are now simply your first name and a few numbers, like JR4821, so they're easy to say out loud and share. Any code you've already given out still works. The dashboard button also works better with VoiceOver: it tells you when it's opening, reads out any message, and no longer opens Safari if you close the screen first.

Lock Screen widgets now sit on a frosted tile, so the next pin, today's plan, supply, streak and week stay readable over a pale wallpaper instead of fading into it. Refer a friend: your own code appears at the end of setup and in Settings. If you've already linked your account, the web link on that screen now says it signs you straight in to it.

The syringe you picked is now the syringe you see everywhere — including when you log a dose, which was still drawing a 30 unit barrel no matter what you had saved. You can also switch size right there on the log screen, and it sticks to the peptide. Refer a friend: your own code now appears at the end of setup and in Settings, and a friend's code finally works in the box that asks for one. Found a bug, or got an idea? Settings has Report a bug and Give feedback right under your profile. One box, one button, and it lands with the team straight away. Peptmate also tells you in your notifications when a newer version is on the App Store. Also in this update: the Home tab is now Today, text is a touch bigger throughout, the syringe drawing shows its unit marks, the log screen states the units to draw at the size of an answer, and you can type a number straight into the Add peptide wheels.

Found a bug, or got an idea? Settings now has Report a bug and Give feedback right under your profile. One box, one button, and it lands with the team straight away. Also: Peptmate tells you in your notifications when a newer version is on the App Store. Also in this update: the Home tab is now Today, text is a touch bigger throughout, the syringe drawing shows its unit marks and matches the syringe size you picked, and you can type a number straight into the Add peptide wheels. You can also reach peptmate.com from Settings, the Library and the paywall — with a Back to the app button waiting on the site.

Peptmate now lets you know when a newer version is on the App Store. When one is out, a card appears in your notifications — tap it to open the listing and update. One card per release, never a pop-up, and it clears itself once you're up to date.

Peptmate now opens in light mode by default. If you prefer dark, or would rather follow your phone's setting, both are still one tap away in Settings → Appearance, and the choice you make there now carries across to your other devices.

Peptmate now marks the days that matter. Land a streak on 3, 7, 14, 30, 60, 100 or 365 days and the screen counts the number up with a quiet chime and a line for the day. If you want to share it there is a story card you can put your own photo on, and you choose which stats appear — never a peptide name, never a dose. A calmer app to read. Every page now shares one header that folds away as you scroll, the type is quieter and consistent, and nothing shouts in capitals any more. Adding a peptide, mixing a vial and the quick calculator are one screen instead of three, so the numbers, the schedule and the colour all live in the same place. Schedules understand more than weekdays: run something every few days, give it a start and end date, or take it more than once a day. Peptmate counts your supply across every bottle you have, not just the one that is open, and tells you if a cycle needs more than you are holding. Missed a dose? Log it from the calendar with the time you actually took it. Taking one early before a trip? Peptmate says how early and files it against the right day. Signing in is now required so your record is always on your account, and the calculator stays free to use. The widgets have been redrawn to match the app, follow dark mode, and fill their cards. There is a new large Overview widget, you can pin a widget to one peptide, every widget tap opens the right place, and the Lock Screen and Control Center can log a dose without opening the app. Also fixed: "All done a cream card in darkmode, and opening the calendar now unfolds the month around the week you were already looking at instead of jumping.

Peptmate is completely free for a limited time only. Every feature is unlocked the moment you sign in — no purchase, no trial to start. Your record now starts with your account and syncs to every device from the first tap. Reset a forgotten password from the sign-in screen, and signing in on a new device no longer signs you out everywhere else. New: export your record as a PDF or CSV for a healthcare professional, search the whole Library from one field, and reuse your last reconstitution setup with a tap. Peptmate also tracks which vial you are on, so a long protocol stays one continuous record across refills.