Your whole stack, one simple schedule.
Two compounds is a routine. Four is a part-time job — different frequencies, different vials, cycles that start and stop. StackLogR folds it all into one calm day view.
Free, no account, and everything stays on your phone.
Launching soon on iOS & Android. One email when it's ready — that's it.
A stack isn't hard. Remembering it is.
Every compound you add multiplies the bookkeeping — what's due today, which vial it comes from, when the cycle pauses, where the last shot went.
That's not a discipline problem. It's a memory problem — and memory is the wrong tool for it. Write the protocol down once, and let the app run the day-to-day.
StackLogR never tells you what to stack or how much — that's between you and your clinician. It makes sure the plan you already have actually happens on schedule.
One place, whole stack.
Morning-to-night buckets
Every compound due today, grouped by time of day. Open the app, see the day, tap the rings — done.
Cycles that run themselves
On four weeks, off two? Set it once. The schedule pauses and resumes on its own, with a heads-up before each change.
Per-compound inventory
Each compound tracks its own vials, sealed stock, and expiry dates — with a warning while there's still time to reorder.
Rotation across the whole stack
Sites rotate across everything you inject, not per compound — the app suggests the spot that's rested longest.
Know what you're running.
A built-in guide covers 100+ compounds in plain language — what it is, what people use it for, what we still don't know. Deliberately educational: no dose amounts, ever, by design.
Stack tracking, answered.
Write the full protocol down once — every compound, its schedule, its vial — then let something else do the daily remembering. StackLogR was built for exactly that: one day view, all compounds, one tap per dose.
Run the stack. Skip the spreadsheet.
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