Nutrition & peptides

Meals, macros & your stack.

PepTok nutrition tracking and peptide protocol app

PepTok is the nutrition tracking and peptide protocol app. Scan food, hit your targets, and log peptide protocols — all in one app built for people who track both.

Built for macros and protocol tracking

Today

1,840 / 2,100 cal

Protein

142g / 160g

Current stack

Longevity protocol A

Day

14 / 30

Step 1 · Nutrition

Logging can be effortless.

Step 1

Scan your meal

Point your camera at any plate—PepTok detects ingredients in seconds while you stay in control of what gets logged.

AI meal scan

  • Grilled salmon bowl
  • Brown rice · 1 cup
  • Avocado · half

Step 2 · Peptides

Tracking can be effortless.

Protocol builder

  • Longevity stack A
  • Recovery protocol
  • Performance focus
StatusActive
Step 1

Find your stack

Browse education-first library content or build a custom sequence in the app. Compare protocols and keep notes that stay with your stack.

Nutrition engine

Built for real tracking

Scan-first logging, a catalog that grows with the community, and tools that keep you consistent—not buried in spreadsheets.

01

Photo → logged in seconds

AI meal scan

Point, snap, confirm. Calories, protein, carbs, and fat—without typing every ingredient.

02

Every meal, one ledger

Macro diary

Breakfast through dinner with per-item macros so you always know where you stand.

03

One command center

Water & targets

Calorie ring, adaptive macro targets, and hydration—tuned to your day.

04

Data that coaches back

Trends & Peppy

Streaks, history, and Peppy when you want a second opinion—not a spreadsheet.

Popular foods

Browse ingredients and drinks with macro data — each entry links to serving sizes and variants in the catalog.

Browse foods
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Banana

420 cal · 5g protein

Banana is a soft, sweet tropical fruit with a peel that is commonly eaten raw after peeling, sliced onto cereal or yogurt, blended into smoothies, or used in baking. Users often track bananas to log portion size and nutrient intake (for example calories or carbs), count fruit servings, or maintain a food diary for personal dietary goals.

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Egg

160 cal · 12g protein

Eggs are shelled animal products commonly used as a standalone food or ingredient. They are frequently eaten boiled, fried, scrambled, poached, or incorporated into baking and savory dishes. People track eggs to record calories and macronutrients (such as protein and fat), monitor portion sizes or allergies, and account for ingredients in recipes.

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Coconut Water

160 cal · 0g protein

Coconut water is the clear, slightly sweet liquid naturally found inside young coconuts, available fresh or packaged as a ready-to-drink beverage. It’s typically consumed on its own, added to smoothies, or used in recipes, and people may track it to log fluid intake and monitor calories, sugars, and electrolyte content.

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Blueberrie

20 cal · 0g protein

Blueberrie is a small, round blue-purple fruit from the Vaccinium genus with a sweet-tart flavor, commonly eaten fresh or cooked. It’s often added to cereals, yogurt, smoothies, baked goods, and jams; people track it to log portion sizes and monitor carbohydrate, sugar, and overall fruit intake in their diet.

drink

Root Beer

170 cal · 0g protein

Root beer is a sweet, carbonated soft drink traditionally flavored with sassafras or similar spices; commercial varieties vary widely in sugar and caffeine content. People typically log it by volume—common servings are a 12 fl oz (355 mL) can, an 8 fl oz (240 mL) cup, or larger fountain sizes—and often note whether it’s a regular or diet version; it’s commonly consumed with meals or enjoyed as an occasional treat (for example, in a root beer float).

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Pineapple

300 cal · 3g protein

Pineapple is a tropical fruit with a sweet‑tart flavor and a fibrous, juicy texture, commonly eaten fresh, grilled, canned, dried, or blended into smoothies and juices. People track pineapple in a nutrition app to record portion sizes and monitor calories, carbohydrates, and sugars when logging meals, recipes, or snacks.

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Raspberrie

12 cal · 0g protein

Raspberrie (raspberry) is a small, soft berry with a sweet-tart flavor that is commonly eaten fresh, mixed into yogurt or cereal, blended into smoothies, or used in jams and baked goods. Users often track raspberries to record portion sizes and monitor intake of carbohydrates, fiber, and sugars, or to log them as an ingredient when tracking meals and recipes.

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Mango

200 cal · 2g protein

Mango is a tropical stone fruit with sweet, juicy orange flesh surrounding a large central pit, enjoyed worldwide. It’s commonly eaten fresh or added to smoothies, salads, salsas, desserts and drinks; people track mango to log calories, carbohydrates, sugar and fiber, manage portion sizes, and record ingredients for meal planning or dietary preferences.

Also on PepTok

Track your peptide stack too.

Protocols, dose logging, and a peptide catalog live alongside nutrition — one app when you run both.

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Download PepTok on iOS or Android — scan meals, hit your macros, and keep nutrition and your stack in one place.

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Common questions

Point your camera at a plate. PepTok detects ingredients and estimates macros — you review portions before anything is saved to your diary.