Elevated Self
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Elevated Self

Private herbal medicine reference, peptide tracking and wellness monitoring apps that help you understand and record what you take. Core features and app data stay on your device — no accounts, no analytics, no Elevated Self server.

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Dr.Peptide

Peptide Tracker · On the App Store & Google Play

Reconstitution calculator, dose logging, protocols with cycles and titration, vial inventory, reminders and a 132-compound reference with FDA and WADA status — offline in 25 supported languages.

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Dr.Herb

Herbal Reference · On the App Store & Google Play

314 botanicals you can search by herb or by sickness, each with what the evidence actually shows, how it's dosed, and what it does to your medication.

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MOMS

Multi-Oximeter Dashboard · Google Play

Live SpO₂ and heart rate from up to 8 Bluetooth pulse oximeters on one screen, with alarms and session recording.

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Herbal RX

Clinical Edition · In development

A practitioner edition with structured safety, pregnancy, perioperative and interaction fields. Not released.

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Jtodo

Markdown To-Do List · Free

A to-do list that is just a markdown file you pick. Nothing to sign up for, on Android and iPhone.

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Why they're built this way

Offline by default

The whole reference ships inside the app. Core features need no connection, there are no accounts, and your records never go to an Elevated Self server. Literature links open in your browser only when you tap them.

Your data stays yours

What you enter lives in local app storage. Dr.Peptide adds a biometric lock and manual export; Dr.Herb keeps favourites, notes and your regimen locally, and asks for no permission beyond an optional reminder notification.

Honest about the evidence

Where the research is weak, the apps say so. Dr.Herb shows a strength badge only when the source guide's wording maps cleanly to one, and lists popular claims the evidence does not support.

How we source and grade the research →

Not medical advice. Every app here is a reference or record-keeping tool. Dose figures are ranges reported in drug labels, monographs, clinical trials or traditional use — not prescriptions, and not a suggestion that anything is safe or appropriate for you. Talk to a qualified clinician or pharmacist before taking or changing anything.