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Choosing a tracker for your protocol.
Trackers for injectable protocols split into two camps. Knowing which one you want makes the choice easy. Here is where VialScope sits, said plainly.
One approach
Calculate and model
Some trackers do the math for you: they compute doses and estimate your levels between injections. If you want software that produces those numbers, tools built for that exist and are easy to find.
VialScope's approach
Record and show
VialScope keeps a clean record instead. Everything you log lands on one timeline, and it prints a one-page summary for your doctor. It does not calculate doses or model your levels, on purpose.
What VialScope deliberately doesn't do
These are design choices, not missing features. The moment a tracker tells you a value is high or suggests a dose, it stops being something a clinician endorses. Keeping VialScope observational is what makes it a record you can actually hand over.
- No high, low, or normal labels on your values. Your lab's own reference range shows as plain context, and reading it stays your clinician's job.
- No suggested doses, titration guidance, or protocol templates.
- No estimated-level curves or half-life projections.
- No compound education and nothing about sourcing, ever.
Runs on the phone you have
VialScope is a web app. It opens in the browser on any phone, Android or iPhone, and on your computer, with nothing to install. Your record syncs across every device you sign in on, so the log you keep on your phone is the same one you pull up at your appointment.
See whether a change moved anything
When you change something in your protocol, VialScope puts your bloodwork, your injections, and how you felt on one time axis, so you and your clinician can see what moved over the same period. It shows the values and the dates. It never tells you whether the change was good or why a number moved. Your eye and your doctor do that.
See the markers you can track ›You might prefer a calculator app if
you want software to compute a dose for you or project your levels between injections. VialScope will not do that by design, and those tools exist if that is the job you need done.
VialScope is for you if
you want a clean, complete record on one timeline, on any phone including Android, that you can hand to your doctor without them rolling their eyes. Free to use, exportable anytime, deletable in one click.
A record, not an advisor.
VialScope never tells you whether a value is high or low, never suggests a dose, and never explains what a compound does. It keeps a clean, complete record — interpreting it is your clinician’s work. That is the point.
Keep the record. Skip the verdicts.
Free to use. Works on any phone. Export anytime.