AI assistant
Meet Peppy, your peptide AI assistant
Ask questions about mechanisms, protocols, storage, side effects, and stacks. Peppy reads your regimen, logs, and the Peptide Streak knowledge base, then answers in plain English — with citations and a clear boundary between education and medical advice.
Example Peppy conversation
I'm running BPC-157 and TB-500 together. Should I dose them at the same time?
Yes — BPC-157 and TB-500 are commonly administered in the same injection window and don't compete for the same receptor pathway. Many users dose both subcutaneously once daily, often near the site you're targeting or in abdominal fat.
Looking at your regimen, you're scheduled for 250 mcg BPC-157 and 2 mg TB-500 this evening. Your last three doses were logged on time, so your peptide streak is intact.
What if I get redness or swelling at the injection site?
Mild redness or a small bump can happen with subcutaneous injections and usually resolves within a day. If it spreads, gets hot, or you develop fever, stop injecting and seek urgent care — those can be signs of infection.
How Peppy works
It knows who you are
Peppy reads your profile, active regimen, logged doses, check-ins, and weight history — so answers are about your protocol, not a generic internet summary.
Grounded in the library
Every answer is scored against the Peptide Streak knowledge base and peptide library. When Peppy cites a source, you can open the guide and read the full context.
Ask anything, in normal words
Type like you're texting a knowledgeable friend. "Should I take BPC-157 with food?", "How much BAC water for 5 mg?", "What if I missed yesterday's dose?"
Honest when it doesn't know
Peppy won't fabricate dosing schedules or pretend to be a doctor. It flags urgent symptoms, points you toward a clinician, and stays inside the bounds of what's documented.
Answers that fit your actual protocol
Generic peptide advice ignores the important details: what you're taking, how much, when you last logged, and what you've reported in check-ins. Peppy uses your own data to make answers relevant, while keeping everything private and encrypted.
- Active regimen and dose schedule
- Logged doses, skips, and misses
- Daily check-ins: energy, sleep, side effects
- Weight history and lab uploads
- Peptide library and knowledge base citations
What Peppy can help with
Dose & reconstitution help
Convert milligrams to syringe units, figure out BAC water volume, and understand how much is left in a vial without doing the math yourself.
Stack & interaction checks
Ask whether two peptides complement or overlap, and get context on timing, injection sites, and common pairing patterns from the library.
Side-effect guidance
Describe what you're feeling and Peppy can map it to known peptide effects, flag anything urgent, and suggest what to log or discuss with a clinician.
Protocol reminders
Peppy can explain why a dose is timed a certain way, what to do after a missed dose, and how cycle breaks or tapering are typically structured.
Personalized suggestions
Because Peppy sees your logged history, it can notice patterns — like energy or sleep scores changing alongside a new compound — and talk through them with you.
Safety-first answers
No invented dosing. No medical diagnosis. Peppy cites sources, uses cautious language, and tells you when a question belongs with a licensed clinician.
Common questions
Is Peppy a substitute for a doctor?
No. Peppy is an educational and protocol-tracking assistant. It can explain concepts, help you understand your logs, and suggest better questions to ask a clinician — but it does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace medical advice.
How does Peppy know my protocol?
Peppy reads the regimen, dose logs, check-ins, and profile data you've entered into Peptide Streak. It only uses your own data; nothing is shared with other users or used to train models.
Can I use Peppy without a regimen?
Yes. You can ask general peptide questions even if you haven't built a regimen yet. The answers draw from the same knowledge base and library.
Where do the citations come from?
Citations point to articles inside the Peptide Streak knowledge base and peptide library. These are written for education and sourced from published research, clinical summaries, and community safety resources.
Stop guessing, start asking
Peppy is included with Peptide Streak. Sign up, build your regimen, and start a conversation that actually understands your protocol.