viallog

Protocol tracking with the rigor of a lab instrument.

Log doses, manage inventory, and watch what actually changes across a cycle — injectable, intranasal, topical, or oral.

Private beta. Access is invite-only.

Built around the objects you already handle

Vials, sites, and cycles — not another spreadsheet tab.

Vials with discard math

Reconstitution date, BAC water volume, compounds and masses — concentration is computed, not guessed. The dose calculator pulls from the vial that's actually in the fridge.

Sites that rotate themselves

For injection protocols, the body map remembers what hit where. Per-compound rotation policies warn — or block — when you're about to repeat a site too soon.

Cycles with goals, not just dates

Plan the protocol. Log against it. At the end, mark goals as met / partial / missed and write a retro. Adherence charts make missed doses visible instead of hopeful.

Insights from your real range

Filter by compound, range, or cycle. Cumulative dose, weekly cadence, site distribution, cost-per-mg — all from your log, scoped to your timeframe.

Who this is for

You're already running structured protocols — TRT, GLP-1s, peptides, or anything else on a schedule. The reconstitution date is in one note, the dosing schedule in another, and the site log on a sticky. You want one place that holds all of it and stays out of your way.