Peptide Tracker
Shipped May 2026. Redesign and UX overhaul in under four weeks. Now at 4.9 stars with 600+ reviews.
Brand / UX / Product Strategy / Launched May 2026
You have seconds on the App Store.
The listing is the first thing a user sees and you have seconds to earn a download. It has to draw people in, feel trustworthy, and make the app worth trying. While other peptide apps look vibecoded and generic, I designed ours to feel like an elevated, premium brand, now backed by a 4.9 rating with 500+ reviews.
A fast onboarding that pays off in activation.
We built onboarding to be fast and get people to their first dose without friction. It works: 83% of downloads go on to register, most finish the flow, and 42% of registered users come back to log a second dose, above the 25-40% typical for consumer apps.
Removing friction before first action.
Building a protocol by hand is where a lot of trackers lose people. Someone signs up ready to go, then hits a form. We replaced the manual setup with plain language: the user describes their protocol in a sentence and the app builds it. 78% of registered users create one, which is high for a step that usually causes drop-off.
