Peptivision

Skin, body, and hair journeys use cloud-based AI (Google Gemini) to analyze a photo and return results to the app. Skin and hair support preview generation today, while body currently supports analysis only. Mind is different: it uses an assessment flow instead of a photo pipeline. Photos are not stored on our servers after processing.

Protocol is now a research and reference experience, not a treatment plan. It helps you explore Related peptides, browse the Research library, review Research notes, and keep a Saved stack for reference.

Related peptides are the compounds Peptivision surfaces inside Protocol after users move through Transform or Mind. They are there to help you explore relevant peptide research, not to prescribe treatment.

A Saved stack is a reference-only collection of peptides you want to keep together while reviewing research. It helps you revisit combinations later, but it is not a treatment plan and does not create tracked doses.

No. Saving a stack does not add entries to Progress or create tracked doses. Progress only reflects entries you add manually or provider-entered data.

Progress includes an inline calendar, per-day summaries, and dose states that show what was taken, missed, or scheduled. You can tap into saved photo entries for detail views, then capture the next journal photo in-app. Any tracked doses shown in Progress come from information entered manually or provider-entered data, not from Protocol recommendations.

Detailed dosing, schedule, storage, reconstitution, and administration information appears only in the standalone library detail modal. Review those specifics with a healthcare provider before acting on them.

No. Peptivision is an educational visualization and research tool. It does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. Always review peptide research notes and any detailed library guidance with a healthcare provider.

Reopen the onboarding paywall and tap Restore Purchases. Make sure you're signed in with the same Apple ID used for the original purchase, then wait a moment for premium entitlement to refresh.

Yes. Transform analysis requires active premium access. The app currently offers Weekly and 3-Month plans, and the backend verifies your premium entitlement before analysis or supported preview requests run. If access does not unlock immediately after purchase or restore, retry after the entitlement refresh completes or use Restore Purchases again from the paywall.

Peptivision stores onboarding, library, Saved stack, and Progress data locally on your device. For premium verification and AI features, the backend also stores limited metadata keyed to your appUserId, including entitlement records, RevenueCat webhook and customer snapshots, AI usage logs, monthly rollups, and rate-limit data. Raw photos sent for processing are not retained after the request completes. If enabled in the build and permitted by you, TikTok attribution analytics may also receive onboarding, paywall, and subscription event data. Read our full Privacy Policy for details.

Open Settings on your iPhone → tap your name → Subscriptions → Peptivision → Cancel Subscription.

Deleting the app removes the data stored locally on your device, including onboarding, library, and Progress entries. Limited server-side metadata related to subscriptions, entitlement verification, usage accounting, and abuse protection may still exist, but raw photos are not retained after AI processing. For server-side data requests, email contact@sollenlabs.com.

Try force-quitting and reopening the app, ensure you're running the latest version from the App Store, and restart your device. If the issue persists, email us with your device model and iOS version.