Medication · TRT · Peptides · Supplements
Know where your routine stands.
Keel is a calm, precise tracker for the doses you already decided to take. Schedule them, get reminded, log in one tap — and see the whole day settle.
One-month free trial on the annual plan. No account required — and without one, what you track never leaves your iPhone.
Try it here
Three steps, on an even keel
This is the shape of a day in Keel — live, right on this page. Tap through it.
Give the day a shape
Pick a cadence. Keel builds the slots — what goes in them, and how much, is always yours to enter.
Structure only — never a suggested compound, never a suggested dose.
Logging takes a second
Tap the circle when it’s done. That’s the whole gesture. These rows are examples — Keel opens empty.
Try it — tap a circle to log
3 of 3
logged · the day is settled
On an even keel
These examples are things people track, not things Keel proposes — the app opens empty, and every entry is the user’s own.
The stance
Keel tracks. It never advises.
No suggested doses. No protocol coaching. No AI telling you what to take. A tracker that sells no plan has no reason to steer you — that is the point, and the reason you can trust the record it keeps.
Beyond Today
Everything in its column
Calendar
Month and week views of what was taken, skipped, or missed — stated plainly, never scolded.
JULY · 26 OF 28 DAYS SETTLED
Programs
Multi-phase programs with start and end dates, plus inventory that counts down as you log.
PHASE 2 OF 3 · 41 DAYS IN
Tools
Reconstitution and unit calculators — pure arithmetic on the numbers you enter, labeled as exactly that.
CALCULATED FROM YOUR VALUES
Research
A factual reference library with tiered, cited sources. Description, never direction.
SOURCES · PEER-REVIEWED FIRST
Privacy
Discretion is not a feature. It is the premise
- Local-first. Keel works fully without an account. Skip sign-in and what you track never leaves your phone.
- Optional sync. Sign in — with Apple, Google, or an email code — only if you want your record backed up and on your other devices.
- Deletion is real. Delete your account inside the app and every server record goes with it, immediately.
- No surveillance. No ads, no tracking, no analytics SDKs. Your data is never sold.
Read the privacy policy — it is short, and it is plain.
Keel Pro
One price. Paid in money, not in data
The core tracker — schedule, remind, log, calendar — is free. Keel Pro adds unlimited active programs and inventory, plus routine-connected calculators. Keel is funded by that subscription and nothing else: no protocol to sell means nothing to steer you toward.
- MonthlyBilled each month
- $4.99 / month
- AnnualBilled once a year
- $47.99 / year
The annual plan starts with a one-month free trial, and the app needs no account to begin. Payment and cancellation are handled by Apple, in your App Store account.
Questions
Asked plainly, answered plainly
Does Keel ever tell me what to take?
No. Keel tracks and organizes what you have already decided to take. There are no suggested doses, no protocol templates, no coaching — that is a hard rule, not a settings toggle.
Where does my data live?
On your iPhone. Keel works fully without an account; if you choose to sign in — with Apple, Google, or an email code — your record syncs through an encrypted connection and can be deleted, completely and immediately, from inside the app. The privacy policy is short and plain.
What does Keel cost?
The core tracker is free. Keel Pro — unlimited programs and inventory, plus routine-connected calculators — is $4.99 a month or $47.99 a year, with a one-month free trial on the annual plan. Billing is handled by Apple.
Which devices does it run on?
iPhone, on iOS 18 or later, with a home-screen widget included. Signing in syncs your record across your own devices.
On an even keel, every day.
For iPhone, with a one-month free trial on the annual plan.
Keel is a tracking tool, not a medical device, and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Nothing in the app or its reference library is a recommendation. Decisions about medications, hormones, peptides, or supplements belong with you and your licensed healthcare provider.