Educational research platform

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Welcome to Peptide Relay

Explore source-linked research, practical tools, and Community Intelligence with evidence, interpretation, and personal experience kept clearly separated.

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No account is required for the Research Library, Learn, Compare, Stack Explorer, Community, or Tools. A free workspace is only required for private features such as My Relay, Protocol Tracker, saved work, following compounds, and managing Community Experiences.

Peptide Relay status

Public Alpha

v0.9.0

Building Relay with the community.

Relay is now feature-complete and has entered its first Public Alpha.

From this point forward, improvements are driven by real-world usage, community feedback, analytics, and research rather than internal feature planning.

Thank you for helping shape Relay.

What's NewWhat shipped in the current release
v0.9.0 — Public AlphaJuly 2026

Research Library

Thirty-five source-traceable compound and blend profiles with plain-English summaries, detailed science, evidence context, timelines, and references.

Learn

Peptide 101 and seven cornerstone guides for reading studies, mechanisms, evidence strength, personal experiences, and research uncertainty.

Compare

Side-by-side research context with shared, different, and unknown states—without inventing head-to-head conclusions.

Stack Explorer

Multi-compound pathway and evidence analysis with exact-combination limits and unanswered questions kept visible.

Community Experiences

Anonymous structured Experience Reports, separate story consent, verified follow-ups, moderation, and privacy-thresholded Community Intelligence.

Protocol Tracker

Private schedules, administrations, reflections, measurements, inventory, imports, lifecycle controls, and reconstitution support.

Reconstitution Hub

Single-compound and blend calculations, visual syringe and vial interpretation, reference marks, and private saved workspaces.

Relay-wide Search

One alias-aware search experience across public research and signed-in workspace destinations.

Mobile Optimization

Reliable touch selection, tighter information density, responsive tables and tabs, and mobile-first workflow refinement.

Motion System

One restrained motion language that explains state changes and respects reduced-motion preferences.

Platform Improvements

Database contract auditing, private-route indexing boundaries, public-route smoke tests, clearer recovery messages, and stronger protection against false-success writes.

RoadmapDirection without promised timelines

Roadmap items describe current direction. Public Alpha evidence may change their order or scope.

Now
  • Community growth
  • Bug fixes
  • UX improvements
  • Content expansion
Next
  • Relay+ features
  • Additional research tools
  • Expanded compound library
Future
  • Relay AI
  • Native iPhone app (planned)
  • Native Android app (planned)
Known IssuesMeaningful issues users may encounter
No known critical issues at this time.

Newly confirmed issues will appear here when they meaningfully affect the public experience.

FeedbackHelp improve the next release

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Version HistoryPublic releases and milestones
v0.9.0

Public Alpha

The first feature-complete public release candidate for Peptide Relay.

Released July 2026

Last updated July 2026 · Updated with every public release.

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Community Intelligence

Individual observations, structured into something larger.

Community Intelligence helps patterns emerge from self-reported research experiences—without presenting those patterns as scientific proof.

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Why Community Intelligence exists

Simple first. Deeper when you want it.

Published research answers some questions. Individual experiences answer different questions. Peptide Relay collects those experiences in a consistent structure so patterns can emerge over time without ever being confused with clinical evidence.

What it can help reveal

  • Common research goals
  • Frequently reported observations
  • Typical research durations
  • Common reasons protocols end
  • Frequently reported challenges
  • New research questions worth exploring

What it cannot determine

  • Safety
  • Effectiveness
  • Medical recommendations
  • Superiority
  • Causation

Community Intelligence summarizes structured, self-reported experiences. It can reveal patterns and useful research questions, but it cannot prove safety, effectiveness, or cause and effect. Published evidence is always shown separately.

Community snapshot

We are building this together.

Last community update Jul 26, 2026

These numbers simply show how Peptide Relay's shared research resource grows as the community contributes.

8Community membersPeople helping Relay grow
1Community experiencesStructured public contributions
1Compounds with Community dataRecords with at least one experience
LaterRelay+ membersA future part of the dashboard
Most contributed

Compounds with Community data

  1. 1Retatrutide1
Community interest

Most followed compounds

Follow patterns appear only after enough members share the same interest.

Emerging questions

Most active research areas

Research areas appear only after the privacy threshold is met.

One connected platform

Community Intelligence strengthens the entire Relay.

It is not a separate forum.
01Compound Library
02Compare
03Stack Explorer
04Protocol Tracker
05Community Intelligence
06More structured knowledge

How contributions improve Relay

A report does more than add another post.

Structured once. Useful across the platform.

Every eligible Community Experience that joins the public record helps create a clearer picture for the next researcher.

Compound pages

Emerging community patterns appear beside—but never inside—published evidence.

Compare

Aggregate observations can add a clearly separated community comparison layer.

Stack Explorer

Structured reports create the foundation for future community stack analysis.

Research priorities

Repeated observations and uncertainties can surface better questions to study.

Anonymous by default

Private research stays private.

Protocols, administrations, weekly check-ins, measurements, and timelines never become Community Intelligence automatically. A Community Experience is a separate, deliberate contribution.

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AnonymousYour public contribution is not attached to your identity.
Opt-inPrivate Protocol data never becomes Community data automatically.
EditableReturn later to update an experience as the research changes.
SeparateSelf-reported observations remain distinct from published evidence.
One person's experience is an observation. Hundreds of structured experiences can reveal patterns worth studying.

Not proof. Not recommendations. Not conclusions. Patterns.