Your patients. Your brand.
On protocol.
A white-label patient app and a clinic console. Your provider assigns the protocol, your patient logs it in a tap under your clinic’s name, and you see who is on track before renewal, not after.
Prescriber-assigned protocols only. The app never recommends a dose.
/ 00 The problem
Then the texts start. How much bacteriostatic water. Which line on the syringe. Whether Tuesday got logged. Your staff answers arithmetic all week, and the patients who stop asking are not the ones who figured it out. They are the ones drifting.
A patient who stops tracking is usually a patient about to stop paying. Today you find out at renewal.
The protocol leaves your office in the patient’s head.
/ Three moving parts
How it works.
Assign
Your provider builds a protocol in the console: compounds, doses, titration, duration. Built once, as a template. Assigning it to a patient takes a click, and every assignment is recorded: who, what, when.
Track
The patient downloads one app, enters your clinic code, and it becomes yours: your name, your logo, your colors. Their assigned protocol is already there, read-only. Reconstitution math solved, next dose visible, one tap to log.
See
Your dashboard shows adherence across the roster: who is on protocol, who is slipping, who needs a call this week instead of a cancellation email next month.
Roster · adherence, last 30 days
4 patients
Console preview, illustrative. Shaped with the founding partners.
/ The console
What your clinic gets.
The roster
Every patient, their status, their last check-in. Invite by link or QR. See the whole book of business on one screen.
Protocol templates
Build your standard protocols once. Assign in a click. Change a template without touching what is already assigned: assignments are snapshots, so the record stays honest.
Prescriber-assigned dosing
Doses come from your licensed provider and nowhere else. Patients in your program cannot self-program a compound, a dose, or a schedule. The app carries the assignment exactly and keeps the history.
Adherence, visible
On-protocol rates, missed doses, streaks, weight trends where patients share them. Retention problems announce themselves here weeks before they reach your billing system.
The audit trail
Every provider and staff action touching a patient record is logged: who, what, when, before and after. Not a feature you notice daily. The one you want on the day it matters.
Your brand on the shelf
One app on the App Store and Google Play. Your clinic code turns it into your product at login. Your patients say “the clinic's app,” and mean you.
/ What patients hold
The best tracker in the category, wearing your name.
Everything on the consumer side ships in your app: exact reconstitution math, dose logging, injection-site rotation, supply forecasting, a sourced compound library. Plus the part no other tracker carries: a training log and meal tracking on the same screen as the protocol.
That last part is yours to keep patients with. On a GLP-1, the patients who train and hit protein keep the lean mass, see better results, and stay on your program. The app puts the work next to the dose, under your logo.
/ The arithmetic
One retained patient pays for it.
A weight-management or peptide membership runs a few hundred dollars a month. The software costs a fraction of one. If visibility into adherence saves one quiet cancellation a month, the console has covered itself, and everything above that is margin.
This is arithmetic, not a promise. You will see your own numbers in the dashboard.
/ Built to be defensible
The app never improvises.
The one thing a tracker must never do in your business is generate a dose. This one is built not to. Protocols originate with your licensed provider; the app carries them exactly, displays them read-only, and keeps the record. No sourcing, no selling, no vendor content. The compound library is educational and cited, same as the consumer product.
Patient data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
/ Founding clinics
Five clinics. Sixty days. Free.
We’re onboarding five founding clinics before opening paid plans. Founding partners get the pilot free, white-glove setup, a direct line to the founder, and first say on the roadmap. In exchange: honest feedback and, if it earns one, a case study.
Founding-clinic pricing is set with the pilot partners, per active patient per month, priced so the arithmetic above stays obvious.
/ FAQ
Straight answers.
01Does the app recommend doses or protocols?+
No. Your licensed provider assigns every protocol in the console. The app carries the assignment, shows it read-only, and records adherence. It never generates, suggests, or adjusts a dose.
02What do our patients pay?+
Nothing. Your clinic license covers your patients. They download the app, enter your code, and everything is included.
03Is this a separate app we have to get approved?+
No. One OptimusPep app on the App Store and Google Play. Your clinic code applies your branding after login. You never touch app review.
04Who owns the data?+
You own your roster and protocol data; patients own their logs. Export either at any time. If you leave, your data leaves with you.
05What does it cost after the pilot?+
Per active patient per month, with flat tiers for larger rosters, finalized with founding partners. No setup fees, no in-app purchases, no surprises on an invoice.
Put your brand on the protocol.
Five founding clinic slots. Sixty days free. Your patients on protocol, your name on the app.
Prescriber-assigned protocols only. Tracking and record-keeping, not medical advice.