In short
| Vialie GHK-Cu log | Notes app | Protocol app |
|---|---|---|
| Label, date, serum or vial, batch, and photos you add | Free text, with no inventory or expiry reminder | Often ships a routine, a frequency, or a result claim |
| Track-only. On your iPhone. No account required | Privacy depends on the notes app you chose | Guidance you did not write |
This GHK-Cu log is part of the private iPhone record on the Vialie homepage. Other peptide labels live on the peptide tracker. A GLP-1 pen, if you also log one, stays on the GLP-1 tracker. Session notes use the Lemon Bottle log. The field-by-field habit is the GHK-Cu copper peptide log. Photo check-ins, inventory, and PDF or CSV export are listed on the features page.
What Vialie records
Everything below is something you enter. Nothing is inferred or suggested.
- The product as labelled: GHK-Cu, copper peptide, copper tripeptide-1, glycyl-histidyl-lysine copper, or a custom name
- Topical or custom route, and serum, vial, or other form, matching the container in front of you
- Each application or entry you confirm, with the date and time
- Bottle or vial inventory, batch notes, and an expiry reminder you set
- Photo check-ins, with a then-and-now view and a monthly recap
- Skin notes and anything else you want on the timeline, in your own words
- A PDF or CSV export of the history you choose to include
Names in the library
These are recognised entries in the Vialie library. Anything missing can be added as a custom label and tracked the same way.
Names Vialie recognises
Often logged alongside
How does Vialie keep this record?
What a GHK-Cu entry is
A GHK-Cu entry is the name on the bottle plus the facts you add: serum or vial, date, batch or bottle notes, and photos you choose to attach. It records what you used. It does not give a routine, a result claim, or a place to buy the product.
Serum, vial, and custom forms
The GHK-Cu library entry offers a topical route and a custom route, with serum, vial, or other as the form. Copper tripeptide-1 is a separate library row, with a topical or custom route and a serum or other form. Pick the pair that matches the container in front of you. Batch, bottle, and storage notes are words you write yourself.
Photos stay on the iPhone
Photo check-ins live in the private journal, with a then-and-now view and a monthly recap built from entries you recorded. You attach a photo only when you choose. In the App Store build those photos stay on the device, and you can blur them in the timeline. Vialie does not require an account and does not send tracker context or photos to a Vialie cloud service. iCloud sync stays off unless a Plus subscriber turns it on.
Separate labels on one shelf
GHK-Cu can sit beside other peptide labels, and beside a GLP-1 pen if you track one. Each label keeps its own inventory, notes, and caution. Names listed near GHK-Cu are other labels you can record. Vialie does not merge them into a stack, a cycle, or a protocol.
A file you can hand over
Reports can build a PDF or CSV from the history you select. You share that file yourself, for example at an appointment. The file repeats what you entered. It does not interpret photos or tell a clinician what to change.
What Vialie will not do
Vialie will not tell you whether to use GHK-Cu, how often, how much, which seller to use, or what result to expect. It shows a neutral caution on the entry and stops there. Those questions belong with a qualified clinician.
Questions
How do I log GHK-Cu in Vialie?
Add GHK-Cu, copper peptide, or the name on the bottle. Record the serum or vial, the date, and any batch note or photo you choose to add. The entry is track-only. Vialie does not recommend a routine or a result.
Is there an app to track GHK-Cu or copper peptides on iPhone?
Yes. Vialie records GHK-Cu, copper peptide, copper tripeptide-1, and glycyl-histidyl-lysine copper as track-only iPhone entries. You log the serum or vial, the date, the batch, and photo check-ins you choose. In the App Store build the record stays on the device, and no account is required.
Can I log a GHK-Cu serum instead of a vial?
Yes. The GHK-Cu library entry offers topical and custom routes, and serum, vial, or other forms, so a serum is recorded as a serum. Copper tripeptide-1 is a separate library entry with topical and custom routes and serum or other forms.
Does Vialie say what GHK-Cu does, how often to use it, or where to buy it?
No. GHK-Cu is track-only. Vialie provides no dose, routine, frequency, or seller, and makes no claim about safety or effectiveness. It records what you enter and shows a neutral caution. Talk to a qualified clinician.
Are GHK-Cu photos and notes private?
Yes. In the App Store build, records and photos stay on your iPhone. Vialie does not require an account and does not send tracker context or photos to a Vialie cloud service. iCloud sync stays off unless a Plus subscriber turns it on. You can blur photos in the timeline. Nothing leaves the phone until you export a file yourself.
Can I keep a GHK-Cu log next to other peptides or a GLP-1 pen?
Yes. Each label is its own record on one private shelf. Peptide entries stay track-only. A GLP-1 pen follows the reminder and inventory you set for that label. Vialie does not turn the two into a combined protocol.
Can I export a GHK-Cu log?
Yes. Reports can build a PDF or CSV from the history you choose to include. You share the file yourself. The export is a record of what you entered, not an interpretation.
Keep the record on your iPhone
Logging is free, Plus unlocks everything else, records stay on your device, and Vialie never gives medical advice.
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