5 topics from the guide built into BioHack Track, published in full.
Mixing compounds in one syringe? Library → + → Build a Blend makes them a single entry you can schedule, log and chart.
Name the blend, then add each component — either From Library (half-life filled in for you) or Manual, where you type a name and half-life for something not in the library yet. Enter the mg of each, and the blend's overall half-life is calculated for you, weighted by how much of each is in the mix.
It then behaves like any other compound. Blends you build are yours — the library's duplicate cleanup never touches them.
The library also ships several blends already made up (Wolverine, Klowverine, Thor, Mystique, GLOW, KLOW, GHK-Cu / KPV and more) with their full mg breakdowns.
On your schedules and on Today, each compound shows its category and main uses in small print — for example “Healing / Recovery · tissue repair · gut health”. It's there so a stack of unfamiliar names reads at a glance.
Blends you build yourself inherit theirs from the compounds you put in them. It's reference information, not a claim about what the compound will do for you.
The Library tab holds 200+ compounds — peptides, hormones, supplements, and more — grouped by category. Each entry lists a typical dose range, route, half-life, and a plain-language summary of what it's used for. Search from the top-left to jump to anything.
Open any compound and tap Add to Protocol to start a schedule pre-filled with its typical dose, unit, and route, or Add to Inventory to start tracking stock. You can edit every value — the library is a starting point, not a prescription.
No. Dosing ranges are general-knowledge reference points gathered from public sources, and the app intentionally pre-fills the low end of a range (a “start low” default). They are not medical advice. Always confirm any protocol with a qualified healthcare provider.
The same guide is searchable inside the app under Settings.