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The only app you need for your peptide journey.
Backed by science.
Peptides are confusing on purpose.
The research is scattered across preprints, forums, and social media. The math is unforgiving. The vendors are opaque. Most people piecing this together on their own are flying blind, and paying for it three different ways.
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Dosing and sources are stacked against you
Dose too low and the compound never reaches a therapeutic window. Dose too high, or buy from the wrong vendor, and the risk stops being abstract. Most people are paying for it twice.
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The internet is drowning in bad advice
For every well-cited study you’ll find a confident podcast contradicting it. Reddit threads, Telegram channels, and anonymous strangers post protocols as gospel. The signal-to-noise ratio is brutal, and a single bad source can cost you a year of progress, or worse.
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No tracking, no baselines
Without an honest log of doses, timing, and effects, you’re pattern-matching on memory, a notoriously bad way to evaluate anything biological. If you can’t tell whether a compound is working, you can’t tell when to adjust, stack, or stop.
Built around your profile.
We ask you questions about your goals, conditions, and experience. The output is a starting protocol drawn from the database, not a generic template. Every recommendation links back to the entry behind it, so you can audit the logic before you act on it.
04 peptides shown · drawn from 60+ in the library
Five tools. One clinical workflow.
Not a wellness app. Not a gimmick. Oris is a working set of instruments for people who are already in it.
- 01Library
The peptide database, in plain English.
The popular names you already know, plus the ones you have never heard of. Dosing ranges, reported side effects, and regulatory status. Each entry written to be read, not decoded.
Peer-reviewed studies linked at the source.
- 02Tracker
A tracker that tells you what is working.
Log doses and feel the pattern emerge. Notes and side-effect log tied to each dose. A simple streak keeps you honest without turning it into a game.
Side-effects logged per dose, not per day.
- 03Coach
Ask the questions you would never bring to a group chat.
Answers grounded in research, aware of your profile and your stack. It declines what it cannot verify and cites what it is quoting.
Context-aware. Cites its sources.
- 04Calculator
Dose math, solved.
Every vial, every ratio, every syringe mark. Reconstitution and conversions handled. No spreadsheet, no guesswork, no insulin-syringe math at 6am.
Visual dose map per vial size.
- 05Journal
A daily log built for honest tracking.
Mood, peptides in use, freeform notes, and side effects, all in one entry. Built for the kind of self-tracking that surfaces patterns over weeks instead of feelings in the moment.
As many entries as you want per day.
What people are saying.
“Peptides are hot right now, and the information is scattered across social media, podcasts, and forums. Oris is the first tool I found that actually brings it all into one place”
“The Coach answers the questions I’d be embarrassed to ask anywhere else. No judgment. Just extremely helpful to me.”
“I’d been cycling for almost two months without ever knowing if I was helping or hurting myself. Oris is the first thing that’s made me feel like I have a system instead of a guess.”
How we think about safety.
The same four points you see before you open the Coach in the app. They apply to everything in Oris.
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Educational use only.
Oris does not diagnose conditions, prescribe treatments, or replace a relationship with a licensed clinician.
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Peptides carry real risk.
Many peptides are not FDA-approved for human use and are sold as research chemicals. Legality and purity vary by jurisdiction and vendor.
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Talk to a clinician first.
Before starting, stopping, or changing anything, especially with a condition, medication, or pregnancy, loop in someone who knows your full history.
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Built to be questioned.
When the Coach has a source, it links to it. When it does not, it says so. We would rather flag uncertainty than dress up a guess as fact, and the whole system is built so you can verify any claim before acting on it.
Answers before you ask.
- Is this medical advice?
- No. Oris is for educational and research purposes only. Nothing in the app constitutes medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a licensed healthcare provider before starting, stopping, or changing any protocol.
- Are the peptides discussed in Oris FDA-approved?
- Many are not. A significant portion of compounds in the database are classified as research chemicals and have not been approved by the FDA for human use. Legality, purity, and safety vary by jurisdiction and vendor. You are responsible for verifying both.
- What does the Coach do, exactly?
- It answers questions grounded in research and in the profile you build during onboarding. It knows what you are tracking, what conditions you flagged, and what medications you listed. It cites its sources, when applicable, and declines what it cannot verify.
- How is my data handled?
- Most of your data, including tracked peptides, dose logs, journal entries, and profile answers, lives on your device and can be cleared from inside the app. Coach conversations are processed through a third-party language-model provider. See the Privacy Policy for specifics.
- Which platforms is Oris on?
- Oris is available on iOS and Android. Use the buttons above to open the App Store or Google Play.