Built for beginners
Every screen explains the why, not just the what. Plain English at every step, with extra notes the first time you see something new. No assumed knowledge.
Not sure how to mix your first vial? Can’t figure out the dosing math? Nervous about the needle? PRTCL walks you through mixing, dosing, and injecting - step by step, with pictures, so you get it right the first time.

The first time I tried to mix a peptide, I watched four YouTube videos, read three Reddit threads, and still wasn’t sure I’d done it right.
The dosing math made no sense. I was scared I’d waste a $100 vial, or worse, hurt myself.
So I built PRTCL: the app I wished someone had handed me before I opened that first vial. Clear. Quiet. Specific. The opposite of a forum thread.
PRTCL's protocols, dosing, and content come from board-certified physicians with active practices. Each entry cites its source. Not Reddit threads.
How much water goes in the vial? How do you get the right amount into the syringe? What if it looks cloudy? PRTCL answers every question before you have to ask it.

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No social feed. No supplement store. No "as seen on." Just the tools you need for your entire peptide journey, no matter where you’re starting.
Every screen explains the why, not just the what. Plain English at every step, with extra notes the first time you see something new. No assumed knowledge.
From a simple weekly cycle to multi-peptide stacks with phases and titration. Build your own or run one a practitioner shared.
Plain-English explanations of mechanism, dose, and what to expect - backed by protocols from leading board-certified physicians. No jargon, no fluff.
Log each dose. PRTCL rotates your sites, reminds you on schedule, and notes side effects against the cycle.
Tell it your vial. PRTCL gives you the exact units, every time. No mental math, no second-guessing.
Allow your doctor or provider to create and review your protocols so you never worry about taking the wrong dose.
Drop your email. A few short letters about how to get past the part where you're staring at your first vial - plus the occasional new peptide we add. No marketing tone.