BPC-157Due
250 mcg · 8:00 AM
Log doseSkip
✓ Logged · next 8:00 AMUndo
01 · Today
Open to a single answer
What's due now, what's later, what's done. Log in two taps — undo in one. Skips and misses stay honest.
Peptide & GLP-1 protocol companion
Amidra
Your protocol, down to the unit.
What's due today, the exact draw in mL and units, which site is next, and how many doses are left — on your phone, nowhere else.
Free to start · No account · iOS 17+
The problem
The morning routine shouldn't include algebra.
Most protocols live across a notes app, a spreadsheet, and a unit-converter tab — with the conversion math done half-awake, syringe in hand.
step 1 — find the note from three weeks ago
BPC-157 — 250 mcg every morning
vial 5 mg + 2.5 mL BAC water
(check the units again??)
vial 5 mg + 2.5 mL BAC water
(check the units again??)
mgmLmg/mL52.5=A2/B2 ?
250 mcg @ 2 mg/mL =
0.125 mL …so 12.5 units?
Syringe in hand: 12.5 u… or 1.25?
0.125 mL or 12.5 u?
Unit conversion is where draw errors start — and they happen at the worst possible moment.
Same site. Again.
Rotation matters, but nobody remembers which side Tuesday was. Memory is not a system.
Empty vial, day 3 of 10.
Supplies run out mid-cycle because nothing was counting down as you logged.
How it works
Three screens do the work.
Draw
0.125 mL
Marks
12.5 u
⚠ This draw uses 90% of syringe capacity — double-check entries.
02 · Calculator
Type three values, read the draw
Vial, diluent, dose in — draw volume, syringe marks and concentration out. Odd-looking draws get flagged before they get drawn.
CJC-1295 / Ipa5 on · 2 off
day 3 of 5 · off Sat–Sun
Linked vial2.1 mg left
≈ 8 doses left (estimate) — reorder alert set
03 · Protocols
Schedules that count down
Daily, weekly, or 5-on / 2-off cycles — each linked to its vial or pen, so supplies fall as you log and warn before they run dry.
Features
Built for the three moments that matter.
F1 · Reconstitution calculator
Never second-guess a draw again.
Vial, diluent, target dose — in. Draw volume, syringe marks, concentration — out. The formulas stay visible, so you check the math instead of trusting a black box.
- Four syringe sizes — U-100 1.0 / 0.5 / 0.3 mL, plus standard 3 mL
- Flags tiny (<0.02 mL), oversized (>2.0 mL) and near-capacity draws before you draw them
- Save to a vial — the concentration follows your inventory
Vial
5 mg
Diluent
2.5 mL
Dose
250 mcg
Draw
0.125 mL
Marks
12.5 u
Conc.
2.0 mg/mL
draw = dose ÷ concentration · marks = mL × 100 u/mL
Next dose
Tirzepatidein 4 h 12 m
BPC-157Due
250 mcg · 8:00 AM · abdomen UR next
Log doseSkip
✓ Logged · next tomorrow 8:00 AM · 1.85 mg leftUndo
F2 · Today & logging
Two taps from due to done.
Today is one ordered answer: due now, later, done. The log sheet arrives pre-filled from your protocol — time, amount and the least-recently-used site — so logging takes seconds, not thought.
- Pre-filled log sheet — edit anything before confirming
- Undo toast shows the next due time and supply remaining
- Site suggestions by recency — rotation without the memory game
F3 · Protocols & supplies
Your stack, on rails.
Daily, weekly, or 5-on / 2-off cycles — every plan linked to the vial or pen it draws from. Each log subtracts from inventory, so "running low" is a forecast, not a surprise.
- Cycle-aware schedules with per-plan reminder times
- Linked inventory falls with every logged dose
- "≈ 8 doses left" estimates and low-supply alerts
BPC-157Daily · 8:00 AM
2.1 mg left · ≈ 8 doses (estimate)
CJC-1295 / Ipa5 on · 2 off
day 3 of 5 · off Sat–Sun
Tirzepatide pen — 1 of 4 doses left · reorder soon
Trust
Private by architecture.
On-device only
Your protocols and logs never leave your phone. No account, no cloud, no analytics on your doses.
⇲
Yours to take
Export everything to a file, or delete it all, any time. No lock-in, no dark patterns at the exit.
Never advice
Amidra tracks and converts the values you enter. It never recommends a dose, compound, or schedule. Educational only — not medical advice.
Amidra+
Free for your first protocol. Forever.
The calculator, one protocol, logging and rotation cost nothing. Amidra+ is for the people running a full stack.
∞
Unlimited protocols
Every compound in the stack, each on its own schedule.
Trend charts
Weight, adherence and symptoms over time.
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Export
Your full history as a clean file — for you or your clinician.
Field guide
Read before you draw.
Why a calculator is the heart of AmidraMost trackers start with streaks. We started with the moment of maximum error: the draw.Read →
Reconstitution math, explainedConcentration, draw volume, syringe marks — the three formulas that turn a vial label into an exact draw.Read →
Site rotation that actually sticksWhy rotating matters, the four zones that work, and a recency system that beats memory.Read →FAQ
Asked every day.
Is Amidra medical advice?
No. Amidra is a tracking and education tool. It never recommends a dose, compound, or schedule — every value comes from you and your clinician. Educational only, not medical advice.
Does my data ever leave my phone?
No. There is no account and no cloud sync — protocols, logs and inventory live on your device. Export to a file or delete everything, any time.
What is free, and what is Amidra+?
The calculator, one protocol, logging and site rotation are free forever. Amidra+ adds unlimited protocols, trend charts and export.
Does it work for GLP-1 pens too?
Yes. Weekly pen schedules, remaining-dose counts and reminders work the same way vials do — pick "GLP-1 injection or pen" during setup.
Which schedules can I set?
Daily, weekly on a chosen weekday, or cycles like 5 days on / 2 off — each plan with its own time of day and optional reminder.
What happens if I miss a dose?
It is marked missed and stays visible on your timeline. Amidra never suggests how to adjust — log it, skip it, or talk to your clinician.
Something else? support@amidra.app
The point
Tomorrow's dose,
already handled.
No half-awake algebra. No "which site was it?" Just the vial, the exact draw, and a clear head — because Amidra kept the whole loop straight while you slept.