Pinned vs OptiPin: Tracking Workflow Comparison

An evidence-led comparison of two iOS tracking apps, examining their features, privacy approaches, and publisher backgrounds to help you decide which workflow fits your needs.

OptiPin offers a 200+ compound listing scope and named modeled-level scope, alongside a larger public rating record. Pinned focuses on injection and protocol records, schedules, and selected tracking. Choose based on whether you need modeled level estimates or a specific record and export workflow.

Dated Snapshot Comparison

When evaluating software for logging personal protocols, it is important to understand who builds the tools and what their official listings promise. Please note that this comparison is published by Netkreatives, the publisher of Pinned. It is not an independent review, but rather an evidence-led look at the official App Store listings for both applications. OptiPin is developed and sold by Vitaloom LTD. The table below provides a direct comparison of the two apps based on data retrieved from Apple's official iTunes Lookup API.[1][2]

Apple's App Store listings, read 31 August 2026.
FactPeptide & TRT Tracker: OptiPinPinned
App Store rating4.76No public rating
Ratings1550
Minimum iOS18.118.0
Download size96 MB47 MB
PublisherVitaloom LTDNetkreatives
Privacy/account approachOn-device, optional iCloud backupOn-device, no account required

Where OptiPin Has the Advantage

OptiPin, developed by Vitaloom LTD, holds several concrete advantages over Pinned based on its official App Store listing. First, it features a 200+ compound listing scope and named modeled-level scope for hormone and GLP-1 categories, which provides users with modeled level estimates. Second, OptiPin has a larger public rating record, boasting a 4.76 rating from 155 ratings, whereas Pinned currently has no public ratings. Finally, OptiPin supports a wider global audience by offering six App Store language codes (Dutch, English, French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish), compared to Pinned's four.[1]

Where Pinned Differs

Pinned takes a different approach to protocol tracking. This evidence pack authorizes the modeled-level claim for OptiPin, while Pinned's supplied evidence supports its record and export workflow. The official listing for Pinned emphasizes straightforward injection and protocol records, schedules, and selected tracking. Additionally, Pinned highlights optional Face ID protection for securing the app, alongside read-only Apple Health import and the ability to export data via CSV or PDF.[1]

Privacy and Account Tradeoff

Both applications prioritize user privacy by avoiding mandatory cloud accounts, but they handle data custody slightly differently. Pinned is designed so that health records stay on the device, requiring no account creation whatsoever. OptiPin also features a no-account, on-device workflow, but its official listing describes an optional encrypted iCloud backup alongside this workflow.[1][2]

How to Choose

Choosing between Pinned and OptiPin comes down to your specific workflow requirements. If you value having access to a 200+ compound listing scope and named modeled-level scope, prefer an app with a larger public rating record, or need support for languages like Portuguese and Spanish, OptiPin by Vitaloom LTD offers those concrete advantages. Conversely, if you are looking for a tracker that focuses purely on logging schedules and records with optional Face ID security, Pinned offers a focused alternative. Evaluate whether you need modeled level estimates or a specific record and export workflow.

These pages compare software, not treatments. Pinned records and converts what you enter, does not recommend compounds, sources, doses, or protocols, and is not a medical device. Nothing here is medical advice — consult a licensed clinician before starting or changing anything.

FAQ

Who develops OptiPin and Pinned?
OptiPin is developed and sold by Vitaloom LTD. Pinned is published by Netkreatives, who also publishes this comparison page.
Do these apps require an account to use?
No. Both Pinned and OptiPin offer on-device workflows that do not require you to create a mandatory user account.
Which app supports more languages?
OptiPin supports six App Store language codes (Dutch, English, French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish), while Pinned supports four (Dutch, English, French, and German).
Do both apps offer data export?
Yes, both applications allow users to export their logged data. Pinned supports CSV and PDF exports, while OptiPin's listing notes CSV export capabilities.
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Last updated 2026-08-31 · Kurt Bijl