About Protocol Unlocked
Protocol Unlocked started as a personal tool: one place to plan peptide and hormone protocols, get the syringe math right every time, and see whether anything was actually changing in bloodwork, body composition and how it felt. Spreadsheets and notes apps couldn’t keep up with titration steps, several vials at once and labs every few months.
It has grown into a full tracker for protocols, labs, body, food and training, with an AI assistant, Helix, that answers from your own data and from the research.
The rules it’s built on
Numbers come from code, not from the AI
Syringe units, water amounts, weekly totals, supply and costs are calculated by tested code. Helix reads those numbers; it never works out a dose itself.
Every dose has a source
The peptide library is written from published papers, each cited. Doses are labeled as coming from a drug label, a guideline, a clinical trial, or community reports, and community numbers are never shown as studied.
Citations are checked
When Helix cites a study, the link is checked against what its searches actually returned. Anything it can’t back up is marked unverified.
Your data is yours
No ads and no data selling. Your records sit in a private, access-controlled database, and you can download all of them at any time.
You stay in charge
Helix can draft a protocol or suggest a change, but nothing is saved until you review it and confirm.
What it isn’t
Protocol Unlocked is not medical advice and not a pharmacy. We don’t sell peptides or medications, link to sellers or tell anyone what to take. Many compounds people track are research chemicals not approved for human use; the library says so where it applies. Decisions about your health belong with you and your clinician.
Who makes it
Protocol Unlocked is made by WiseWeb Studio LLC, a small independent software company.