PepBear is the first tracking app built around the one question every biohacker asks themselves and never actually answers. Log doses in chat. Connect your wearable. Ask your AI Coach. Get a real answer — not a chart.
Look at your current stack.
BPC-157 for the shoulder. Maybe Tesamorelin for the belly. Tirzepatide for recomposition. Maybe something from a vendor whose name is three letters and a dash.
You feel sharper. Recovered faster. Leaner. And maybe you are. Or maybe it's the new sleep schedule. Or the creatine. Or placebo. Or the fact that you're finally drinking water.
You are literally running a clinical trial on yourself — sample size of one, no control group, no baseline, no endpoint, and nobody reading the results.
You're a scientist pretending not to be one. That works for about six months. Then the bill hits $847, and you start to quietly wonder if any of this is actually doing what you hope it's doing.
Here's what your doctor will tell you: "Peptides aren't FDA-approved. Stop."
Here's what your WHOOP will tell you: "Recovery is 73% today."
Here's what Reddit will tell you: "Bro. Hit the BPC. Game changer."
None of them are looking at your data.
You have the discipline to run the experiment. You just don't have the dashboard. That's the biohacker's dilemma — and it's what PepBear was built to fix.
Log your doses in chat — one tap, "took everything." Connect your wearable. Connect Apple HealthKit if you want it pulling HRV, sleep, RHR from your phone.
Then, any time you want — every week, every month, before you reorder — ask the Coach this:
Not "your readiness is 74." Not a pretty chart with no interpretation. Not "ask your doctor."
A real answer — pulled from your actual recovery data, compared against the actual date you started the actual stack.
We didn't build another wearable. We didn't build a generic health dashboard. We built the specific layer between the peptides going into your body and the data coming out of your wearable.
Not a chatbot. Your Coach logs doses, deducts inventory, calculates reconstitution (mL, bac water, syringe units), pulls compound guides, surfaces reorder links. Type "took my reta" and it logs. Ask "how much bac water for a 5mg vial to get 500mcg doses?" and it answers.
WHOOP's recovery score makes you feel good or bad. PepBear's HealthOS score tells you the truth. Built on yesterday's strain (not today's at 8am, which is always garbage), HRV, and sleep quality — calibrated against months of real biohacker recovery data.
IGF-1 for GH secretagogues. HbA1c for GLP-1s. CRP for BPC. The Coach knows what to watch on every compound — and when a value drifts into the danger zone, you hear about it. "IGF-1 at 520 — elevated for your Tesamorelin dose. Consider dropping to 1mg."
Every dose logged deducts from stock. At three weeks of supply left, the Coach surfaces reorder links for vendors we've vetted — with discount codes that usually save more than a month of PepBear would cost (if we charged for PepBear, which we don't).
Apple HealthKit, Oura, WHOOP, Withings. OAuth once, data flows forever. No manual entry. No CSV imports. No spreadsheet crimes.
PepBear is free forever because we earn commission on vendor reorders — the ones you were going to make anyway. We never sell your data. We never show you ads. We never lock features behind a paywall you didn't agree to.
If you wanted a compliance officer in app form, you're in the wrong place. If you wanted a dashboard that respects you enough to show you the numbers — you're home.
Not "free for 14 days then $9.99/month." Not "free with annoying upsells." Not "free if you sign up for our newsletter."
Free. Forever.
Here's how we eat: when you reorder your peptides, the Coach shows you vendors we've vetted with discount codes. You pay less than you would have. We earn a commission from the vendor. The middleman loses.
No ads. No subscriptions. No premium tier. No selling your data. If that model ever breaks, we'll tell you before we change it.
PepBear is in invite-only TestFlight right now. Drop your email — you'll be on the next round of invites.