About
A cited peptide reference, run in the open
Pepteca exists because the honest information people need before they run a protocol at home was scattered across vendor blogs, Reddit threads, and calculators nobody stands behind. We put it in one place, cite every number we can, and label the numbers we cannot. That is the whole product.
Who runs this
Pepteca is built and maintained by An Nayal, as part of Agniverse, a small studio that builds and runs its own products in the open. It is not an anonymous brand and it is not a front for a supplier. There is one named person accountable for what is on this site, and a name to hold to it.
We say this plainly because the closest sites in this niche do not. The most-visible peptide app hides behind a shell company and a review count with no store to back it; the education sites that read as authoritative rarely tell you who wrote them or why. Knowing who stands behind a number is part of being able to trust it.
Why there is no vendor money here
Pepteca sells nothing you inject and takes no money from anyone who does. No affiliate links, no sponsored placements, no “where to buy” pages, and no supplier directory. We will not rank vendors, review vendors, or send you to one, ever.
This is a deliberate line, and it costs us the easiest revenue in the category. We hold it for two reasons. The first is trust: the moment a reference page earns a commission on what it recommends, every number on it is suspect. The second is simple honesty about risk. Regulators are actively pursuing sellers in this space, payment processors ban them, and product quality is the real danger for most of these compounds, not the molecule. A site that profited from sending you to a seller could not write about that danger with a straight face.
When the tracker app arrives, it will be a paid subscription. That is how Pepteca is funded: by people who find the tools useful enough to pay for them, never by the sale of a substance.
How the citations work
Every dose figure on Pepteca carries a label. It is either study or community, and the difference is the whole point.
Study
The number is backed by a real, primary source we opened and read: a PubMed or PMC paper, a clinical trial record, or an FDA drug label on DailyMed. The source is linked on the page. If the link does not resolve to the claim, the number does not get the label.
Community
The number is widely reported by people who run these protocols, but it is not established in a clinical study. We show it because hiding it would not make it go away, and we label it clearly so you never mistake a common practice for a proven one.
How a page gets written
We do not write these pages from memory, and we do not trust a single pass. Each compound goes through two independent steps before it ships. First, a research pass gathers every figure under one hard rule: no number may be stated without a source that was actually retrieved, and anything that cannot be sourced is either labeled community or left out. Then a second, adversarial pass re-opens every citation from scratch and tries to break it, checking that the source really says what the page claims, that the link resolves, and that nothing was rounded, reworded, or invented along the way. Only what survives both passes gets published.
It is slower than the alternative. It is the reason you can cite us.
We also name what we could not verify. Where a figure is contested, a source is paywalled, or a claim did not hold up, the page says so rather than papering over it. An honest gap is worth more than a confident guess.
Your privacy
The calculators run in your browser. The setups you enter are not sent to us or stored on a server. If you join the waitlist we collect your email address and nothing else, and we use it only to tell you when the tracker is ready. We do not put personal details in web addresses, and our analytics measure how pages are used, not who you are.
The library
Cited compound pages
Half-life, reconstitution, storage, and dose ranges, every figure traced to its source.
The tools
Calculators that get the math right
Reconstitution, unit conversion, and more, free and with no login.
Pepteca is for education and information only. It does not provide medical advice, and its calculators perform unit math only. Always verify with a licensed provider before starting, changing, or stopping any protocol.