
Unit math, in full
mg, mL and syringe units side by side, checked before it saves.
Turn your prescribed dose into syringe units, log every dose, and learn about peptides in plain words.





Every dose, the same way
2.5 mg = 50 units
Never a bare number.
Log a dose in under ten seconds.

mg, mL and syringe units side by side, checked before it saves.

Doses, symptoms, mood and weight, logged in seconds.

Your next dose on the lock and home screen. Times only, never amounts.
Mix dates, use-by dates, lot numbers and certificates.

Send your math as a QR code or a message.

Mixing, storage and labels, each with its source.

Ask about storage, labels or research. Every answer shows where it came from. Urgent symptoms? It points you to emergency care.
Pepello and its AI assistant are not a doctor, nurse or pharmacist. They can’t give medical advice or set your dose.
Enter what’s on the label and the water you added.
Type your prescribed dose. Pepello shows the units.
One tap from Today, a reminder or the widget.
Try it now with the free dose calculator.

No ads. No tracking. Built local-first.
See mg, mL and units side by side, checked before you save.
Quick logs, mix dates and a calm week view. No streaks.
Straight answers, each with a source and a date.
You bring the dose. Pepello does the math.
No shop and no seller links.
Not a doctor, nurse or pharmacist, and it says so.
No ads and no data brokers.

No. This app is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Consult a healthcare professional before making medical decisions.
No. You enter your prescribed dose, and Pepello turns it into mL and syringe units.
No. It doesn’t sell, source or link to any product or seller.
GLP-1s like tirzepatide and semaglutide, plus BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu and more. Many aren’t FDA-approved for use in people; Pepello shows each one’s status and when it was checked.
On your phone. No account needed. AI questions go through our server to be answered, and aren’t kept.
No. Pepello and its AI assistant are not a doctor, nurse or pharmacist. They can’t give medical advice or set your dose. If you describe urgent symptoms, it points you to emergency care.
Yes, as a QR code or a message. It opens in Pepello with every number showing, and nothing saves until they choose.
iPhone and Android, with home-screen widgets.
Adults 18 and over who track what they take.
Something else? Visit support.

Pepello is in testing. Email us and we’ll tell you once when it launches.