Pinned vs. Regimen: Which Tracker Fits Your Workflow?
An evidence-based look at how Awaken Labs LLC's Regimen and Netkreatives' Pinned approach protocol management, privacy, and daily logging.
Regimen's official listing describes Apple Health integration, a Signals correlation layer, and 50+ daily markers. Pinned focuses on a logging experience for users on iOS 18.0 or later. This comparison, published by Pinned's developer Netkreatives, outlines the concrete differences to help you choose.
Dated Snapshot: Pinned vs. Regimen
When evaluating software for logging your protocols, it is important to understand the publisher behind the tool and the current state of the application. Please note that this comparison is published by Netkreatives, the developer of Pinned. It is not an independent review. The data below reflects the official App Store listings for both applications as of late August 2026.
| Fact | Regimen: Peptide Tracker | Pinned |
|---|---|---|
| App Store rating | 4.83 | No public rating |
| Ratings | 365 | 0 |
| Minimum iOS | 14.0 | 18.0 |
| Download size | 38 MB | 47 MB |
| Publisher / Seller | Awaken Labs LLC | Netkreatives bv |
| Official Listing Focus | Apple Health integration and Signals layer | Injection/protocol records and schedules |
Where Regimen Has the Advantage
Regimen, developed by Awaken Labs LLC, has a larger public rating record and offers several distinct advantages. First, it supports devices running iOS 14.0 and later, making it accessible to users with older iPhones.[1]
Second, Regimen's official listing describes a 'Signals' correlation layer, the ability to track 50+ daily markers, log bloodwork, store progress photos, and view medication-level views.[1]
Finally, the official listing describes support for 200+ compounds, site tracking, custom schedules, and inventory alerts.[1]
Where Pinned Differs
Pinned takes a different approach, focusing on an iOS 18.0 or later workflow for logging injection and protocol records.[1]
Pinned's official listing describes a read-only Apple Health import to display relevant data alongside your logs. It also offers CSV and PDF export options.[1]
Privacy and Account Tradeoffs
The choice between these two applications involves a tradeoff in how data is managed. Pinned is designed so that health records stay on the device. It does not require an account to function, and features optional Face ID integration.[1]
Regimen's official listing describes Apple Health integration and a Signals correlation layer for 50+ daily markers. Users must decide whether they prefer an app where health records stay on the device or a platform that correlates multiple streams of health data.
How to Choose
Selecting an app depends on your supported workflow. If you use an older iPhone running iOS 14 through iOS 17, or if you require inventory alerts, bloodwork, and 50+ daily markers, Regimen by Awaken Labs LLC may fit your workflow.
Conversely, if you are running iOS 18.0 or later and prefer an application that does not require an account, keeps health records on the device, and focuses on logging schedules with CSV/PDF exports, Pinned may better suit your needs.
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 publishes this comparison?
- This comparison is published by Netkreatives bv, the developer of Pinned. It is designed to provide an evidence-based look at the differences between Pinned and Regimen based on their official App Store listings.
- Which app supports older iPhones?
- Regimen supports devices running iOS 14.0 and later. Pinned requires a device running iOS 18.0 or later.
- Is this comparison medical advice?
- This comparison does not provide medical advice. Readers should verify product terms in the official listings.
- Can I export my data from Pinned?
- Yes, Pinned supports exporting your logged records in CSV and PDF formats for personal backup or external review.
Last updated 2026-08-31 · Kurt Bijl