• Fold-aware layout switching and refined safe-area spacing across iPhone, iPad, and foldable displays. • Easier-to-close popups and cleaner top-bar alignment on compact and portrait foldable screens. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Eligible users can try monthly plans free for 3 days or annual plans free for 7 days. • Trial buttons show the trial length, and reopening plans refreshes store offers. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Stronger permission checks for Coach tools and community protocol sharing. • Clearer store screenshots and descriptions. • Added Apple Ads attribution for subscription measurement. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Clearer store screenshots and descriptions. • Added Apple Ads attribution for subscription measurement. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Two new peptides in the library: Pinealon and N-Acetyl-Carnosine, each with dosing, bloodwork and sources. • Newer screens now read in your language across every supported locale. • Your community profile can show the protocols running on this device, and the ones you have finished. • Pull down on a profile to refresh it. • Opening a private protocol on a profile explains that its details stay there. • Signing in asks how this device's records are handled, and shows progress while they sync. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Fixes anonymous usage statistics that were not being sent. They show us which screens get used, and never include peptides, doses, notes or health data. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Protocol history. A finished or ended protocol keeps a recap: doses logged and missed, your longest streak, and the measurements and journal notes from while it ran. Tap a peptide in the recap to open its info. • Today groups your doses into morning, noon and evening. • Set a different dose for any range of weeks inside a protocol. • Switching a protocol dose between mcg and mg converts the amount for you. • Removing a logged dose also clears its notification. • Fixes a popup that could reopen right after you closed it, plus Journey row alignment and recorded dose routes. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Optional ad measurement. The first time Polypep opens, you are asked whether it may share install and subscription events with Meta to measure its ads. Nothing is shared unless you allow it, and you can change your choice any time under You → Preferences. • Your doses, peptides and health data are never shared. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Sync is more reliable: records edited offline or while uploading now always reach your other devices, and large imports restore in full. • Private sync data is locked down further on the server. • Signing in during an account-deletion grace period now confirms the cancellation before carrying on. • Password-reset links open while signed in or during setup, and an expired link no longer blocks signing in. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• On a Mac, Polypep now has its own window controls, larger text and a better-balanced sidebar. • Crash reports collect less: no server addresses and no screen paths. • Fixes for Coach when you stop a reply, and for signing in during setup on iPad. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Signing in now restores your journal notes and other personal records on this device. • Creating an account no longer replaces data you already logged here. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Fixed a crash at startup on iOS 27 and iPadOS 27. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Fixed: several causes of Polypep signing you out by itself, most often right after signing in with Apple or Google. You should now stay signed in after closing the app or restarting your device. • Fixed: Restore purchases could look like it did nothing. It now shows that it is checking, closes the plans screen once your plan is back, and reports what the App Store answered. • Signing in from your profile now opens over the screen you are on, on iPhone and iPad. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Fixed: finishing sign-in during setup could leave two steps drawn on top of each other, with the previous screen stranded over the live one. • Fixed: editing your username did nothing when your session had quietly expired. Polypep now signs you out and says so, instead of failing in silence. • Fixed: a protocol notification showed placeholder text where it should have said how many doses are scheduled today. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• The subscribe button now reports its progress while the App Store sheet is open, so a purchase in flight is no longer mistaken for a button that did nothing. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Report or block someone in the community. Blocking hides their profile and everything they have published from your feed, your search and your following list. They are not told, and you can undo it from their profile at any time. • Your plan now follows your account rather than the device. Sign in and Pro or Ultimate is already there on a new phone or after a reinstall. • Fixes across the community screens on iPhone and iPad. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

Two releases' worth of work — 1.2.0 never shipped, so everything below is new since 1.1.0. LANGUAGES • Polypep now speaks 46 languages, with full right-to-left layouts for Arabic, Hebrew and Urdu. Choose one under You → Preferences → Language, or let the app follow your device. ACCOUNTS & SYNC • Optional account with private sync — sign in and your doses, stock, biomarkers, journal and custom protocols follow you between your own devices. No account is required; the app works fully on its own. • Community protocols — discover, follow and publish. Only the recipe is shared, never your personal log. Share one privately with a code or QR. • Deleting your account now gives you a way back. Your devices are signed out and the account is disabled immediately; permanent deletion begins 24 hours later, and signing in during that window cancels it. UNDERSTANDING WHAT YOU TAKE • Your Journey — a second tab keeping a running record of what you did and how it went, with notes and photos. Open any entry to edit it. • Knowledge base — illustrated, browsable guides: injection technique, reconstitution, storage, syringes and units, bloodwork basics, cycling and titration, and flying internationally with peptides. • Dosing reference on every peptide — titration phases, the reconstitution the units assume, injection cadence, storage and a supplies list. • Bloodwork reference — the labs commonly watched alongside each compound, with the reason, the timing and an evidence tier. • 11 new peptides including GLP-1 and amylin analogues, melanotan, NAD+, glutathione, ARA-290 and tesofensine, each with cited sources. LOGGING & MATHS • Standalone dose calculator on the You tab, and a draw calculator when adding stock — the syringe itself is now the control. • Finer dose entry, tap to type, and dose filters with a sticky summary. • Stock split into Current and Retired; filter your doses by vial. • Navigable week and month calendars in Today and Schedule. • Redesigned protocol library with goal filters, search and sorting. COACH & PLANS • Coach — an optional assistant that already knows your stack. Ask in plain language, get the dose maths, see what runs out first, or log from the chat. Every tool it can touch is behind a permission you control. • Pro and Ultimate plans, with a seven-day free trial. Free keeps logging doses and browsing the catalogue for good. ELSEWHERE • Apple Health sync is two-way, repeatable and resyncable, and Health-backed readings now sync across your own devices. • Rebuilt onboarding that explains the app before asking anything of you. • New About, Help & Support and Account screens. • Extensive iPad polish throughout. Educational content only. Not medical advice.

• Tap a day on your streak or the heatmap to open that day's logged doses. • Log a dose right from the Doses screen — the date you're viewing is pre-filled. • Ad-hoc doses now show in mL with a mass subtitle, and the dilution sliders line up. • More accurate recommended doses across the library, plus stability and privacy hardening.